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A. For aerial RC airplane beginners:

1. Pre-flight Preparation: Before taking off, make sure your craft has undergone a proper pre-flight check, including battery level, craft structure and controller status.

2. Find a suitable site: find an open space, no obstacles and away from the crowd, for safe initial control practice.

3. Learn the basic control: Beginners should first learn the basic control skills, including takeoff, landing, ascent, descent, left turn, right turn and other basic movements.

4. Control height: beginners should try to control the flight altitude, avoid flying the aircraft too high, so as to avoid accidents due to unfamiliar control.

5. Pay attention to the flight environment: pay attention to the flight environment and weather conditions, especially the wind and other factors. Avoid flying in bad weather or windy conditions.

6. Move slowly: When using the camera, you should move the camera as slowly as possible to achieve a more stable picture effect.

B. For professionals:

1. Optimization of internal and external equipment: Professionals may consider upgrading and improving the hardware and software of the aircraft to get better performance and accuracy.

2. Navigation and automation: Learn to use navigation and automation functions, such as GPS positioning, flight path planning, etc., to improve the efficiency and accuracy of aerial photography.

3. Learning Flight Techniques: Learn advanced flight techniques such as hovering stabilization, inverted flight, circular flight, and motion tracking according to actual needs.

4. Shooting details: High-quality shooting requires detail processing, image processing and labeling, which is more suitable for professionals, such as making 3D models or maps.

5. Regulations and Safety: Professionals should strictly abide by local aerial photography regulations and pay attention to flight safety to ensure the successful completion of the mission and the safe operation of the aircraft.