This could have ended a lot worse:
This was shot using a DJI phantom and a gopro camera. This was two days before the wedding at their bridal shoot. This happened towards the beginning. I had done one successful fly by and i brought it around for another pass to make sure it was smooth. I underestimated the lift time and it hit the groom on the side of the face. He had a cut on his cheek and and the side of his head.
You can view the entire video which includes footage after the collision HERE.
hahah wow, that would have been a pretty close fly-by. I hope the photographer didn’t charge anything for the shoot.
Posted because of my love for quadcopters and drones, preferably weaponized.
Elaborate marketing scheme? Real? Shopped? Can you tell by the pixels?
I’m not saying taking pictures of bullets in flight, and fast birds from far away etc.. etc.. doesn’t take skill, because it definitely does. Don’t even try to tell me that I could be dropped in a room with a few hundred thousand dollar car, some girls and some guns, equipped with ~$XXXX worth of camera and lenses and NOT come out with some sweet looking pictures. 
I really like the concept. I assumed they did it the way they said they did before I read the description. The only other way I know to get this effect is to actually have a large number of still cameras fire simultaneously and then you can stitch the pictures together like a video, but that way is obviously more expensive and way more time consuming.