AeroVision — About: your FPV drone pilot from Gmunden

What started with classic camera drones quickly became something bigger once I discovered FPV. The speed, the control, the feeling of flying through a space instead of just filming it from above — that hooked me instantly. I taught myself to solder, programmed flight controllers, designed my own 3D-printed parts, and learned to fly with the precision a good shot requires.

Editing is where the footage comes together, and I give it just as much attention as the flying itself. I edit in DaVinci Resolve Studio 21 and work a lot with speed ramps and color grading that matches the mood of each project. Some shots need freestyle energy, others a calmer, more cinematic look. I read the project and fly accordingly.

Every project gets the same standard: planned flights, clean footage, and a finished edit that looks like it had a much bigger budget than it actually did.

→ Video: How I build my own FPV drones

Equipment

Classic droneDJI Mini 4 Pro

Freestyle / FPVCustom-built drones in 5", 3.6" & 2"

Safe near people3.6" ducted whoop

Tight spacesTinywhoops, 4K

Building & repairSoldering, 3D printing, custom builds

EditingDaVinci Resolve Studio 21

Video4K up to 120 fps, 10-bit

CertificationCertified FPV drone pilot

Behind AeroVision

Daniel Möslinger

Founder

From a curious first flight with a small camera drone to an FPV pilot who builds his own drones. How curiosity turned into AeroVision.

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Certifications

EU drone pilot licence

A1 / A2 / A3

Austro Control

Registered

Liability

Insured

Trade license

Granted

Safe. Certified. Compliant.

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Daniel Möslinger

Founder

It all started about three years ago with a small camera drone, bought purely out of curiosity. It didn't take long before that felt too slow — I wanted to get closer, move faster, fly through spaces instead of just looking down at them.

FPV was the turning point for me. Off-the-shelf models quickly reached their limits, and it became clear: if I wanted the shots I had in mind, I had to build my own drones. So I taught myself to solder, programmed flight controllers, designed custom parts on a 3D printer and spent countless hours troubleshooting and refining builds.

My actual training is in CNC programming for metal machining — that precision mindset still helps me today, only now I work with carbon frames instead of steel.

Filmmaking came with the flying. Editing, colour grading and the feeling for the right moment followed bit by bit. What began as curiosity is AeroVision today.