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McMahon Helicopter Services, Inc., has taken part in hundreds of productions for television commercials, television shows, documentaries, feature and independent films, Super Bowls and other sporting events, not only in Detroit, Michigan, but across the country. Whether your next job requires shooting film, video, or still aerial photography, our experienced pilots will make sure you get the shot. |
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Cineflex 5-Axis, Gyro-stabilized, HD camera systems, provide the highest level of quality available for aerial production photography. The nose-mounted, self-contained camera system allows for 3600 panning, +200 to -1950 tilt, and 450 roll. Sony HDC-1500 Camera This setup is ideal for any shot requirement. Other stabilized systems such as Gyrocam, FLIR Ultra Media, and Wescam can also be nose-mounted. |
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The Tyler Middle Mount or “Side Mount” is operated by a camera operator sitting in the right door of the helicopter. It can accommodate most film and video cameras. This mount is primarily used for shots circling around the subject area or flying next to the subject. (Example: Circling a building or parcel of land, flying next to a car or boat, etc.) Panning and tilting are accomplished by the operator physically moving the camera mount grips. The system includes a gyro-assist which helps to reduce vibration. The camera operator and 1 passenger can fly in the helicopter while filming. This setup is ideal for: -Circling Shots (orbiting around the subject area) For pricing and technical information on all Tyler Mount systems, contact Stratton Camera by calling: 1-248-427-6400 or visit their website: For information regarding helicopter pricing and information, contact us by calling 1-734-459-5980. |
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The Tyler Nose Mount is a rigid camera mount fixed to the nose of the helicopter. It can accommodate most film and video cameras. This mount is primarily used for “running” shots. In other words, shots moving towards the subject area. This mount only has tilt capability - no panning. Panning, if any, is done by the pilot controlling the helicopter. This mount is not gyro-stabilized. The camera operator sits in the front of the helicopter next to the pilot and operates the system using a laptop console. There is a standard definition monitor built into the console. Up to 3 passengers plus the pilot can fly in the helicopter while filming depending on the fuel and equipment load. This setup is ideal for: -Running Shots (towards the subject area) |
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