Meet Craig Coker, a drone pilot with 10 years of experience, who has been mounting lights to drones for eight years.

For a long time, he had this dream of flying light sources, but he couldn't find the right light source that could provide wireless connectivity and change the brightness of light. That was until StellaPro came out, and the game changed with the launch of Sony Airpeak S1. The Sony Airpeak S1 has been a game changer for Craig, and he's excited to take it out there and fly it around. He has already done projects with three different athletes and has found it to be an incredible feeling to finally have an all-in-one light source on a drone.

"The integration is seamless, and it takes only a few minutes to mount the light source, unlike other light sources that took him days and weeks to figure out how to mount."

The StellaPro Reflex S that Craig uses allows him to stabilize the light source on a gimbal, which means he can have a fully stabilized light source on a drone. This helps him to capture athletes in a unique way that is only possible with a flying light source.

Craig has used the Sony Alpha cameras to capture these images, and they have incredible light sensitivity. The combination of the Sony Airpeak S1, the Reflex S, and the Sony Alpha cameras is Craig's dream setup. Craig's plan for the next five years is to take drone lighting to the next level by pushing the envelope. He wants to start using multiple drones and multiple light sources to create unique lighting effects.

He believes that drone lighting has not been used yet in a way that supports first responders or searching and rescue, and he's excited to explore those industries with the Sony Airpeak S1 and the Reflex S. In conclusion, Craig Coker's passion for drone lighting is evident in his work. With the launch of Sony Airpeak S1 and the Reflex S, he has been able to achieve his dream of flying light sources and capturing unique images. Craig's vision for the future of drone lighting is inspiring, and we can't wait to see what he achieves in the next five years.