
Insta360 Luna Ultra
$769 - $970
Portland splits permitting across streets, parks, and city buildings, and wants $2,000,000 in coverage for right-of-way and building shoots.
Shoot decision
Required for shoots using the public right of way, city parks, or city buildings.
Conditional
Issuer: Portland Events and Film Office (Prosper Portland), with PBOT for streets and Portland Parks and Recreation for parks
Cost: Parks application and processing fee about $133.50 plus hourly parks usage fees; city-owned buildings carry a $250 application fee and a $5,000 security deposit; street fees per the PBOT schedule
Processing: File street permits at least 3 days ahead
Required for shoots using the public right of way, city parks, or city buildings. For right-of-way and city buildings, commercial general liability of at least $2,000,000 per occurrence is required, with an additional-insured endorsement naming the City of Portland. Private-property shoots with no public impact need no city permit.
Commercial drone work requires FAA Part 107; the city adds approvals for takeoff or landing on city property
Local rules sit on top of FAA airspace rules. For Part 107 and drone law, see Drone Authority.
Yes: you can photograph what is visible from public space in the US
Private property sets its own rules regardless of city law.
Guidance, not legal advice
Drone Authority
City photo permits do not settle airspace. Drone Authority covers FAA rules, local restrictions, and LAANC checks.

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