TECHNICAL QUESTIONS, ANSWERED BY THE PERSON WHO DOES THE WORK.
No listicles, no stock advice, no "5 Reasons to Hire a Drone Company." Just the physics, the standards, and the judgment calls behind the work — written by the investigator holding the controller.
Attorneys ask whether drone imagery is admissible. That's the court's call — but what shapes the call is foundation: who captured it, under what method, and whether the record is intact. Here's what that means in practice.
Chain of custody isn't just for physical evidence in bags. A digital capture has one too — a documented trail from the field to the exhibit showing that what's offered is what was collected, unaltered. Here's what that looks like for aerial imagery.
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