Hold the moment
Freefly Ember S5K for sustained high-speed capture when the action will not wait.
Slow-motion aerial filming
Make one second worth watching.
High-speed cameras in motion for the splash, impact or gesture that happens once and deserves more time on screen.
Based in Spain. Available worldwide.
14 yearsflying drones
EU authorizedfor complex urban FPV
€6.5Minsured
ATA Carnettravel ready
Slow-Motion Aerial Filming
Slow motion is not a frame rate.
It is timing, light and a moment worth slowing down. When the camera keeps moving, the splash, spark or piece of fabric keeps its depth instead of becoming another locked-off insert.
Frame rate changes exposure, media, trigger timing and time in the air. We solve those together with the DP and effects team before anyone resets the practical for a second take.
What you can do with it
Keep the camera moving
FPV or heavy-lift movement preserves parallax while time opens up.
Meet the effect
Flight timing built around liquid, debris, sparks, fabric and a precise cue.
Show more than the eye saw
Product and performance details revealed from a changing camera position.
On set
For commercials, sport, automotive, beauty and practical effects where one instant carries the film. High speed needs light, rehearsal and a good reset plan. Bring camera and effects into the same conversation early.
- Camera
- Freefly Ember S5K and selected high-frame-rate cinema options
- Platforms
- RAW FPV Drone or RAW FPV Heavy Lift, depending on payload
- Decide first
- Target frame rate, shutter, exposure, trigger and repeatability
- Plan for
- Lighting level, media handling, rehearsal and reset time
How we get there
- 01
Pick the exact instant
Not the scene. The fraction of a second the audience should remember.
- 02
Give it enough light
Frame rate, shutter, lens and exposure are tested as one decision.
- 03
Share one trigger
Flight, talent and effects rehearse against the same cue.
- 04
Check before the reset
Timing, focus and camera movement are verified while the take can still be repeated.
Selected work
See the work Judge us by the pictures.
Before you ask
Which high-speed camera do you fly?
Our dedicated option is the Freefly Ember S5K. Other cinema cameras can make more sense when their frame rate, weight or look fits the brief better.
Can an FPV drone shoot slow motion?
Yes. A compact setup keeps the FPV energy. Heavy-lift carries the larger camera and gimbal package. The shot tells us which one.
What changes for production?
You need more light, a precise trigger, a media plan and enough time to check the take before resetting the effect.
What are we solving next?
Send us the boards, the location and the shot you need. We will recommend the right setup and the most effective way to get it.
Tell us the shot