What is the air dragon?

Aerial Kite Photography uses remote sensing to collect information in the picture. In fact, it is a very old form of long -distance survey, because the dragons were used to take aerial pictures at the end of the 19th and early 20th century. This was made for military survey, assessment of disasters and scientific purposes. As soon as the plane became more common at the age of 30, the air photography of the dragon decreased to popularity. There is a unique and refreshing view of earthly entities with the camera in the air. Aerial Kite Photography provides the deepest images from heights below what the aircraft could provide. Because the dragon flies low, the viewer sees clear characters, buildings and the environment from a human scale with recognizable features, unlike photographs taken from much higher heights and much faster speed.

In one startup method, the first Flo Flown without camera system. As soon as he raises and reaches a steady state above the ground turbulence, he is to the dragon line atThe radio -controlled camera system is conceived. Then the line is released further and carries the dragon and the camera further the sky. The operator can now browse and control the dragon line manually, move the camera with the control system and capture photos.

Components of a typical photographer's air dragon system include:

• A relatively large dragon about 10 feet in the range.
• A strong dragon string, often knit dacron.
• compact camera.
• Radio control to start the camera. Alternatively, the camera can be set to photograph at predefined intervals.
• The suspension system for connecting the kit to the dragon line and stopping the unavoidable movements and swaying.
• The remediation of the camera remotely in two or three axes, called the set. Some systems rely on a fixed camera assembly; The location of the camera is achieved by a remarkable controllability of modern Multi -dragons.

Since the beginning of the 90s, Aerial Kite Photography has become popular sports entertainment and has been used for commercial and scientific purposes. Some of the reasons to restore the popularity of this method of photography include:

• Rebirth of the pleasure of high -performance sports flying.
• Development of low -cost, light automatic automatic cameras of high quality.
• The need to observe low altitude in situations where the crew aircraft cannot work well.
• low -cost alternative to conventional aircraft photography of aircraft or helicopter.