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PART 1: SUNRISE
the Dolomiti in 6K Ultra HD.
A day of aerial footage shot
from sunrise to sunset.
The epic Italian Dolomites
were captured by a
Dji Inspire 2 Drone
with a Zenmuse X7 camera
using Prores RAW
and mounting a
35mm or a 50m lens.
Temperature was always
between -12 and
-20 degrees Celsius.
first footage was
shot at 7.40am (Sunrise),
last footage at
4.40pm (Sunset).
The Dolomites In Italy.
6K Ultra HD footage
captured with
DJI Zenmuse X7 camera
and the brand new
Apple ProRes RAW codec.
The location is the
Dolomiti mountain range
in both the Veneto
and South Tyrol
(Sud Tirolo) regions.
As always, all the footage
has no planning whatsoever,
it is just shot on the fly
There are also mountain
groups of similar
geological structure
that spread over the River
Piave to the east
Dolomiti d'Oltrepiave;
and far away over
the Adige River to the west
Dolomiti di Brenta
(Western Dolomites).
There is also another
smaller group called
Piccole Dolomiti
(Little Dolomites)
located between
the provinces of Trentino,
Verona and Vicenza
The Dolomiti Bellunesi
National Park and
many other regional parks
are located in the Dolomites.
The site of the Dolomites
comprises a mountain
range in the northern
Italian Alps, numbering
18 peaks which rise
to above 3,000 metres
and cover 141,903 ha.
It features some of
the most beautiful mountain
landscapes anywhere,
with vertical walls,
sheer cliffs and a high
density of narrow,
deep and long valleys.
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PART2: DAYTIME
A serial property
of nine areas that
present a diversity
of spectacular landscapes
of international
significance for
geomorphology marked
by steeples, pinnacles
and rock walls,
the site also contains
glacial landforms and
karst systems. It is
characterized by dynamic
processes with frequent
landslides, floods and
avalanches.
The property also
features one of the best
examples of the preservation
of Mesozoic carbonate
platform systems,
with fossil records.
The DOLOMITI are part of
The World Heritage Sites
The nine components
of The Dolomites
World Heritage property
protect a series of
highly distinctive mountain
landscapes that are
of exceptional natural beauty.
Their dramatic vertical
and pale coloured peaks
in a variety of distinctive
sculptural forms
is extraordinary in
a global context.
This property also
contains an internationally
important combination
of earth science values.
The quantity and concentration
of highly varied limestone
formations is extraordinary
in a global context,
whilst the superbly
exposed geology provides
an insight into the recovery
of marine life in the
Triassic period, after the
greatest extinction event
recorded in the history
of life on Earth.
The sublime, monumental
and colourful landscapes
of the Dolomites have
also long attracted hosts
of travellers and a history
of scientific and artistic
interpretations of its values.
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PART 3: SUNSET
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The Dolomites are
widely regarded as
being among the most
attractive mountain
landscapes in the world.
Their intrinsic beauty
derives from a variety
of spectacular vertical
forms such as pinnacles,
spires and towers,
with contrasting horizontal
surfaces including ledges,
crags and plateaux,
all of which rise abruptly
above extensive talus
deposits and more
gentle foothills.
A great diversity of colours
is provided by the contrasts
between the bare
pale-coloured rock
surfaces and the forests
and meadows below.
The mountains rise as
peaks with intervening
ravines, in some places
standing isolated but
in others forming
sweeping panoramas.
Some of the rock cliffs
here rise more than
1,500 m and are among
the highest limestone
walls found anywhere
in the world.
The distinctive scenery
of the Dolomites
has become the
archetype of a
“dolomitic landscape”.
Geologist pioneers were
the first to be captured
by the beauty of the
mountains, and their
writing and subsequent
painting and photography
further underline the
aesthetic appeal of the property.
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