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摘要

JACKSON HOLE, WY.-John Downer's team used RUVs, high-speed cameras, 2D and 3D cameras shot from ultralites, (as well as on the ground, mounted on tripods, jibs, and handheld), and sometimes POV cameras mounted on birds in Panama City to capture tens of thousands of hawks overflying it one peak day. In Africa they used RUVs to capture low, slow aerials of lions and crocodiles hunting, plus dense flocks of flamingos feeding and nesting on treacherous alkali lakes. "We also used them to capture slow, low-angle 'dolly shots' over Victoria Falls in Africa and Angel Falls in Argentina," Dalton said. "Moreover, since they're much quieter than helicopters they generally don't spook wildlife and sometimes even pique their curiosity."