Shoot for more than 6,000 minutes!After the 00s of Deqing, the girl used the lens to record "asking the sky" to explore the "sky"

Zhejiang News Client Sharing Alliance Deqing Qing Station Shen Yanbing Editor Wu Liyan

This summer, the Long March 5 of the "Ask Sky" experimental cabin was successfully launched, which was proud of the Chinese people. At this exciting moment, Fu Jingyi, a girl after the 00s of Deqing, recorded it with a camera.

Fu Jingyi (first from right) and the summer practical team.

Last year, Fu Jingyi entered Nankai University to study in Chinese studies with excellent college entrance examinations, and has always had a strong interest in photography. During the high school, the school sports meeting and class meeting activities were all photographed. At that time, her father Tang Genzhong bought her a Canon 60D to support her photography dream. This summer, Fu Jingyi joined a summer practical team in the school and went to Hainan to shoot a documentary with a 3 minutes and 52 -second "Ask".

Although it has been nearly a month since the successful launch of the "Ask Sky" experimental cabin, Fu Jingyi is still vividly remembered throughout the shooting process. She said that during the video shooting of the experimental cabin, the team used the entire process of recording the experimental cabin transportation and ignition of 3 locations and 8 machine levels at all angles. "After watching the rocket's successful launch 3, 2, and 1, the tears couldn't control the flowing, which was very shocking." Fu Jingyi said that this documentary not only recorded the various aspects and parts of the rocket launch with the lens, but also recorded it. 96 hours before the rocket launch, the sun and the moon, the star and the Han Dynasty, the star and the Han Dynasty were brilliant.

Behind a three -minute film is the four days and nights of Fu Jingyi and his companions.

Fu Jingyi (first from left) and his companions are shooting.

During the period, they passed through Wenchang City, Hainan Province, and filmed materials in Qishui Bay, Tongguling, Jiaofengling, Huaneng Wind Farm, Hug Hushu, Qinglan Bridge and other places. Among them, delayed photography is long -term, and it is easily affected by multiple factors such as weather, wind, and scenery. A 15 -second starry sky delay photography result often takes 2 hours of continuous shooting. Fu Jingyi recalled that in a Shicano delayed photography, in order to find a shooting place far from the pollution of light from the city, she and her partners drove nearly 100 kilometers in the early morning and came to the northernmost tip of Hainan Island for 5 hours overnight. "Although this lens in the documentary only showed only about 3 seconds, I still feel that it is worthwhile." Speaking of the process, she was full of pride.

"Shooting is not the most difficult in the whole process." Fu Jingyi admitted that more than 6,000 minutes of shots were a big test for later editing. In order to present the best video effects, she and team members use the rest time to learn LRT, Da Vinci and other software. After fighting all night all night, recently, this documentary was presented on a short video platform such as station B and Douyin, and was also recognized by netizens.

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