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Aerial photography of China is an aerial documentary released by the Central Radio and Television General Station and undertaken by CCTV Records International Media Co., Ltd., which overlooks China from the perspective of aerial photography, involving 23 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, 4 municipalities directly under the Central Government and 2 special administrative regions, with a total of 34 episodes.

The first season of Aerial Photography of China is in six units in Xinjiang, Hainan, Heilongjiang, Shaanxi, Jiangxi and Shanghai, showing the totally different topography, climate, environment and natural ecology in the southeast and northwest of China, overlooking China from the perspective of aerial photography, and showing the history, humanities, geographical features and social forms of China in a three-dimensional way, so that the audience can see beautiful China, ecological China and civilized China from a brand-new perspective.

In the second season of Aerial Photography of China, seven provinces including Zhejiang, Sichuan, Inner Mongolia, Gansu, Guangdong, Fujian and Jiangsu were selected, focusing on the most representative natural, historical and social development of the seven provinces. Using unmanned aerial vehicles, manned aircraft and orbiting satellites to present multi-level images, using VR cameras to present plane image special effects, and using "one mirror to the end" flight photography to show the beautiful natural landscape and richness of China.

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The first season of Aerial Photography of China is a key project of CCTV 20 16, and all the shots are completed by aerial photography.

General director Yu Lecong 13 has made many documentaries and won many awards since graduation, but he has never done large-scale aerial photography. I saw Yule in two aerial documentaries, Huang Xuan in Heaven and Earth and Watching Taiwan Province. I have been looking forward to the opportunity to take aerial photos of China myself one day. Finally, in the autumn of 20 15, CCTV proposed to make a documentary reflecting the overall features of China. Yu Le's first reaction was "This is worth shooting"!

For the picture, Yu Le's idea is: "Show you an unprecedented China." "After the field of vision, you will see a different scene. The height of the ground is different, and the emotions are different. " Regarding the explanation, Yu Le said, "I don't want to give lectures to the audience, geography or philosophy." "Let the audience aged 8 to 80 understand.

For these "ideas", Yu Le and his team suffered a lot. There were only six episodes in the first season, but it was filmed for a whole year. Before shooting, the director group of CCTV has made a very detailed number of targets, giving the specific buildings and landforms they want to shoot, most of which are even specific to the lens, how to shoot in what direction and how long it will take.

The program group * * * dispatched 16 manned helicopter and 57 drones, with a total journey of nearly150,000 kilometers, equivalent to four laps around the equator. Just shooting Xinjiang, there are hundreds of aerial photography spots, * * * dispatched 1 helicopter group and three unmanned units, with a total journey of 66,000 kilometers, which can circle the earth for one and a half weeks.

Throughout the documentary, photography used the world's most advanced ultra-HD 4K camera. The resolution of this machine is 16 times that of ordinary HDTV (720p). If you pat someone's hair, even dandruff can be counted clearly! This camera was also used in the second season of "Earth Pulse", which was regarded as a masterpiece by netizens at the beginning of this year.

Helicopter aerial photography looks cool and chic, but in fact, photographers have to make unimaginable efforts-photographers who shoot at high altitude need to work with oxygen masks; The plane shook violently, and the skin on the hand fell off after being photographed with a camera; In the threat of ice and snow, water shortage, high temperature and sandstorm, the film crew challenged the life restricted area again and again. ...

When shooting in the ancient city of Loulan in July, the temperature was so high that even the tires of the car would melt, and the front cover of raw meat was almost half cooked. Within hundreds of miles of Fiona Fang, there is no cell phone signal and no life. "As long as the sun goes down, even if you walk 100 meters, you will not come back." After the field trip, I realized that the words of the local tour guide were not empty talk.

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Aerial Photography

China News Network-documentary "Aerial China" was well received by netizens, with a score of 9.4.