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02/10/2021

Is it Legal to Fly a Drone over Private Property? Laws Explained - Photodoto -

Drone photography and videography are becoming big business, from real estate to special effects such as simulating views from aircraft or a bird’s eye. Aerial photography can be simply stunning and even abstract which makes for great photos.

With money out there and more and more people getting into using drones for photography, legal questions arise over what you can fly over and take photos of. In this article, I will explain the legalities of flying drones over private property and related issues.
As a general rule, it is legal to fly a drone over private property if the flight rules are followed and you fly outdoors, as property owners do not own the airspace, as long as you are not causing a nuisance or flying recklessly. Exceptions include states which passed laws restricting the flying of drones in private places.
Let’s get into the specifics and details including photographing private

02/10/2021

It's National Manufacturing Day. Take A Tour Of Adafruit - Make: -










Today is national manufacturing day! Take a few moments to celebrate by touring Adafruit, which manufactures electronics in New York City.

From Adafruit’s blog:
“Held annually on the first Friday in October, National Manufacturing Day — MFG Day, helps show the reality of modern manufacturing. MFG Day empowers manufacturers to come together to address their collective challenges so they can help their communities and future generations thrive. Tune in for a virtual factory tour of Adafruit Industries, a manufacturer of advanced hardware products in lower Manhattan.”





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24/09/2021

Maker Faire Milwaukee Has A New Home For Its 7th Edition - Make: -

In the collaborative, “can-do” spirit of the global Maker Movement, we invite individuals and organizations to explore local challenges and meet other tech people, crafts people, educators, entrepreneurs and community innovators who want Milwaukee to be a Maker City! A Maker City is democratizing entrepreneurship, increasing access to the technology and tools redefining education and work, and creating positive economic and cultural change for everyone in the community. The program is inspired by Maker City, A Practical Guide for Reinventing our Cities, co-authored by Dale Dougherty, Founder of Make: Community and Maker Faire.
2 pm | Making an Impact, Kyle Jansson, Director, UWM Prototyping Center Forbes recognized makers around the world as 2020’s Most Disruptive Innovators for their collaborations to manufacture PPE at the start of the pandemic. With access to the world’s most advanced prototyping te

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22/09/2021

Remembering Patrick DiJusto - Make: -










At Make:, we are mourning the loss of our colleague, Patrick DiJusto, our Books editor, who passed away unexpectedly in a Brooklyn hospital last Saturday after complications from a surgery two weeks earlier. We are remembering Patrick’s life as an author, editor, tech enthusiast and New Yorker.

From Patrick’s bio on Makezine: “He has sworn to defend mankind against the eventual rise of the killer bots.” Patrick had a strong moral sense of how technology could be used for good and how it can be misused. An article he wrote for us in June, MOSI-MISO and 140 Years of Wrong, advocated eliminating the “master/slave” terminology and markings from microcontrollers and other hardware components. You can hear Patrick’s very nice voice on a Make:cast podcast with the authors of the Make: Geometry book. Our book authors valued

20/09/2021

19. September 2021 - kwerfeldein – Magazin für Fotografie

19/09/2021

iPad Camera Quality Bad: Solutions for Blurry iPad Photos - Photodoto