Drones are on the verge of revolutionising not just climbing footage, but filmmaking in general. While other action sports, and in particular surfing, have been early adopters of the technology, climbing has been slower to catch up. For Epic Climber we really wanted to put drones through their paces and find out just what they have to offer for the modern climbing filmmaker.
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