Aerial photography skills of UAV

Because people who like other mountains look short under the sky. The emergence of drones has greatly satisfied their demand for God's perspective. The following are the aerial photography skills of drones that I have compiled for you, hoping to be useful to everyone.

Vertical viewing angle

Let's talk about aerial photography from a vertical perspective. In fact, it is not as complicated as the phenomenon. As long as it is used properly and the picture is kept simple, it can already shoot shocking works.

Composition should not be sloppy.

At the beginning, the basic knowledge of composition will be very helpful when shooting works at a vertical angle. For aerial photography works with non-vertical perspective, it is often composed of two parts-the sky and the ground, which can be easily distinguished by common sense, so as to have a general understanding of the composition and picture of the works.

But for works from a vertical perspective, there is only one part-the ground or the sea. So people who see the works often need more time to change their minds. This is a vertical lens. Therefore, the composition must be concise and generous to help the audience understand the picture form as soon as possible.

Observing whether there are obvious texture curves on the ground, such as scattered ridges or terraces, is a good example. The orderly texture and bright color contrast between the ground and crops are the necessary conditions for a good vertical aerial photography.

Keeping height is the key.

Don't blindly let the drone fly high until you are fully familiar with aerial photography. After the UAV reaches a suitable height, stop pulling the lifting rod and concentrate on controlling the direction of the pan/tilt and the position of the fuselage. In this way, we can avoid making works without subject and confusion.

Many novices will raise the drone to a very high altitude, and then worry about what to shoot and where to start shooting on the ground.