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Photo support, drones & audio rental

Rent the support and extras for photo and hybrid shoots: Manfrotto tripods and geared heads, video heads and monopods, DJI RS gimbals, DJI Mavic 3 Pro and Mini 4 Pro drones, Sony microphones, and batteries and power banks.

Drones are subject to Mexico's NOM-107-SCT3-2019 rules: they must be registered with AFAC, and commercial flights need liability insurance. Ask us about our drone video service if you need a registered operator.

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Available equipment (10)

Sony

Sony ECM-B10 digital shotgun microphone

Cable-free, battery-free shotgun mic for Sony cameras.

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DJI

DJI RS 5 gimbal stabilizer combo

3-axis gimbal for smooth, cinematic camera moves.

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Sony

Sony battery pack & external power

Spare Sony batteries and external power for long shoots.

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Ulanzi

Ulanzi CU01 camera cooling fan

Active semiconductor cooler that prevents overheating in Yucatán heat.

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Manfrotto

Manfrotto MVT502AM twin-leg video tripod

Sturdy aluminum video tripod with a 75 mm bowl and mid-level spreader.

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Manfrotto

Manfrotto 502 fluid video head (MVH502A)

Fluid video head for smooth pans and tilts with mirrorless cameras.

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Manfrotto

Manfrotto XPRO geared 3-way head (MHXPRO-3WG)

Geared head with micrometric knobs for millimeter-precise framing.

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Manfrotto

Manfrotto PIXI EVO tabletop tripod

Mini tripod for tabletop, vlogging and low angles.

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DJI

DJI Mavic 3 Pro drone

Triple-camera drone with Hasselblad sensor for aerial photo and video.

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DJI

DJI Mini 4 Pro drone

Sub-250 g drone for real estate, travel and social content.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a drone and fly it myself?

Drone rental depends on you meeting Mexico's registration and insurance rules; most clients book our drone video service with an operator instead.

Which gimbal fits my camera?

The DJI RS series fits most mirrorless and small cinema cameras; tell us your setup and lens.

Do you rent microphones?

Yes, lavalier and shotgun microphones for interviews and content.

Prefer us to shoot it for you?

Drone & aerial video

Aerial video and photos of properties, hotels, coastlines, haciendas and events, flown by registered drones and planned around Mexican re…

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Real estate video

Smooth gimbal walkthroughs, agent intro videos and vertical social cuts for listings and developments in Mérida and Yucatán.

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Reels & social media video

Vertical reels, TikToks and short-form video produced in batches for brands, restaurants, hotels and creators in Mérida.

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Testimonial & interview video

Customer testimonials, case study videos, training and internal communications filmed in Mérida with two-camera setups and professional a…

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