The first shop tour I've seen using a drone.

[Nicholas]

The video is about making a guide for gun-drilling a part. The shop tour is at the end of the video. If I used a drone for a tour of my garage/shop, it would hover at seven foot altitude and rotate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPUZ1Rc4ldU

Hope this post meets the guidelines set in a previous thread.

[Bob Engelhardt]

Starts at 18:25

[Norman Bain]

I noted the extensive use of jib cranes.

[754]

Lol...forked jibs or hetro jibs?

[haroldmulder]

He must have been working in the evening or on the weekend. Not another sole around in the building.

[Forrest Addy]

Whatever is flying is not affected by the Newtonian laws of motion.

I think they 3D imaged the whole shop then flew a massless POV virtual camera through the compiled image. What tipped me off is no acceleration, no bounce. Instant motion, instance change in direction, etc.

[MattiJ]

Whatever is flying is not affected by the Newtonian laws of motion.

I think they 3D imaged the whole shop then flew a massless POV virtual camera through the compiled image. What tipped me off is no acceleration, no bounce. Instant motion, instance change in direction, etc.

I think its just playing something like 3x real speed. Just look at the guy and his head motion.
Latest drones with 3-axis camera gimbal can produce suprisingly stable video even without any post processing.

[Baz]

If I used a drone for a tour of my garage/shop, it would hover at seven foot altitude and rotate.

He has also done a (hand held) video of his home garage set-up. He has a Haas in there too. It could be even more cramped than yours!