Zhifeixia UAV slash flight and follow-up shooting Kunming aerial photography UAV Xinjiang Foundation

Photography has always been a trend leisure sport, especially when capturing high-quality pictures to get that sense of satisfaction, people can not give up, this year with the popularity of the drone market, drone aerial photography has gradually become a new fashion shooting activity. When taking aerial photography of drones, the most commonly used shooting technique for diagonal flight is "skimming", but "skimming" is divided into the following situations, let's take a closer look.

The first is to fly diagonally downwards, when the camera is forward, that is, the aircraft is flying diagonally down from a high place towards a building.

The second is to fly diagonally upwards, skimming the foreground, with the camera moving forward and the plane upwards: simply put, it can also be called "pulling up", which is more commonly used in Hollywood and Indian movies, and there will be a feeling of sudden enlightenment.

Again, it is to fly diagonally upwards towards the target, turning around and shooting down when skimming, this technique is a bit difficult to operate, the most classic example is a shooting shot in the "Mission Impossible 4" movie.

Then it is to fly diagonally backwards, skimming the foreground, the lens receding, equivalent to a reverse skimming, descending from the side of the large panorama and retreating, skimming the foreground to appear the subject. Often used at the beginning of a film, the camera slowly shifts from a large environment to an individual. However, it is generally said that it is easy to pull up and difficult to fall, if the speed of descent is too fast, it is easy to cause a bomber, and it is more important to be careful in the case of wind, and the general descent speed of multi-axis aircraft is safer below 2 meters / s.

The advantage of drone aerial photography is that it is not limited by space, it can be free to fly and shoot under the condition of height and angle permitting, and the follow-up can be in the back, front and side, often used to shoot extreme sports such as racing, skiing, surfing, etc., and some action movies are also used more. In addition, we often see aerial photographs of police arrests in American blockbusters, and they are also follow-up shots.