Dronestagram: an easy way to spread and share your shots

The new social network that helps you showcase photos and videos taken with your drone

Do you have a drone and want to share your photos, compare them with others' and learn to use it better? Do you have the experience and skill to use this innovative tool for aerial filming, but sometimes lack the inspiration to go beyond the obvious?
Follow me and I will show you a new tool, increasingly used to share ideas and inspiration among lovers of panoramic footage.

Even though we are in the era of Web 2.0 communication and social media sharing, it is not always easy to find among our friends and contacts on the popular Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, etc., an audience truly able to understand the technical difficulties and specifications of a highly engineered machine like a drone.
And that is why the new social network called Dronestagram was born and is spreading quickly.

Registering and managing this social network is as simple and intuitive as with all the others, even simpler because it closely imitates the well-established practices of Facebook, choosing to neglect more sophisticated aspects such as G+ circles. From its name it borrows some features of Instagram, but with variables that make it much more useful. Let's look at them together by asking ourselves:

Why sign up to Dronestagram?

If you own and use a drone, for work or for pleasure, by signing up and creating your own board you will be able to:
- show your shots to an audience of 'experts' who share a tool similar to yours, for work or as a hobby;
- understand the potential and technical specifications of various brands and types of drones, thanks to the option that lets you enter the brand and technical data of the equipment used for each shot;
- get more creative inspiration, by looking at the ideas and work of those who share your same passion.

Don't have a drone yet?

If you are passionate about photography or film-making but don't have a drone, through this social network you can learn in advance about the potential and the differences between the various types of equipment, without (or before) reading manuals and tutorials. This way you can understand whether a drone is right for you and whether it can actually be useful for the kind of work you want to do.

Finally, through this social network you can have an extra channel to get known as an individual or a company. Since it is widely used and will be even more so, it will soon be at the top of search engines whenever someone looks for aerial photographs or an aerial shooting and filming service. It is therefore an opportunity for visibility that is fast, simple and free.

For an example of how it works, take a look at our board.
If you sign up, contact us and we will spread your images!

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