
Digital Aerial Photography
Help and Tips
Set your zoom to infinity and take digital photos from an airplane or a tall building
#1: Ensure Your Equipment is Ready
Perform a pre-flight checkup on your digital photography equipment.
#2: An Alternative to Planes for 'Aerial' Shots
Digital 'aerial' photos don't have to be from planes...
#3: Don't Forget Vertical Framing
Vertical framing of digital aerial photos help record greater distances.
#4: Avoid Flash With Windows
Don't let unwanted reflections ruin your digital aerial photography.
#5: Avoid Wing Seats on Airplanes for Taking Photos
Plan on taking some horizon photos on an airplane? Don't get stuck next to the wing.
#6: Flying Low
The pros and cons of flying low to the ground when performing digital aerial photography.
#7: Look for Patterns from the Air
Look for patterns when taking digital photos from the air.
#8: Photography Inspiration
Consider 'Earth From Above' for examples of aerial photography.
#9: The Problems with Air Pollution
Air pollution can cause smog or haze, ruining your digital photos.
#10: Talk to the Pilot Beforehand
Your pilot may be able to offer suggestions for your digital aerial photography.
#11: Plan for Long Lines at Skyscrapers
Don't show up too late to take great sunset or dusk photos from the top of a tall skyscraper.
See Also:
Digital Photography
General digital photography advice and techniques. What subjects to shoot, how to steady your camera, and getting the most out of your digital camera's features.
Digital Sunrise and Sunset Photography
Take spectacular sunrise and sunset photos with your digital camera. Sunrise and sunset photo composition, finding the right time to take photos, safety, and other issues.
Digital Travel Photography
Snap incredible photos of exotic travel destinations with your digital camera! Help and advice on planning your trip, travel photo suggestions, and more.
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