According to AEE staff, AEE filming equipment has become an essential tool for shooting professional sports videos and documentaries. AEE participates in various professional events both in China and abroad every year, especially in motor and motorcycle racing. To date, AEE super cameras have been used in dozens of races: formula racing, short-track racing, circuit racing, rally racing, and off-road racing, where AEE has repeatedly taken on high-difficulty shooting challenges.
As everyone knows, car racing involves exceptionally high speeds, especially during corner drifting, which is very difficult to capture. Ordinary filming equipment struggles to achieve such high-difficulty shots, let alone meet the desired filming results. However, AEE’s super cameras CD19 and CD21 can stably and clearly present real-time scenes, even in the event of an accidental rollover.
It is understood that AEE super cameras have taken a leading position in the domestic market, with products sold in 55 developed countries and regions across Europe, America, and Asia. Currently, AEE owns a sizable industrial park and a top-tier R&D team in China, making it a global leader in innovative filming technology. Take the CD21 product exhibited at this Zhengzhou show as an example—it features a 170-degree ultra-wide-angle human-eye-like design that combines a sleek and stylish aesthetic with an ultra-compact form factor. It also offers 1080P HD video recording and 1080i/60fps high-speed motion capture, along with anti-shake, shockproof, dustproof, and waterproof capabilities. The device supports wireless remote shooting and TF cards expandable up to 64GB. Additionally, it comes with over a hundred professional accessories suitable for installation on various parts of a vehicle. It can be safely mounted and withstand high-intensity impacts, ensuring stable filming. This provides car owners with a convenient and innovative way to capture more exciting footage while driving.
Recently, reporters also spotted AEE super camera footage of car racing on the homepage of the technology channels of Youku and Tudou. Just like the sensory experiences in games such as "Need for Speed" and "Fast & Furious," the exhilarating visual impact captured from the driver’s perspective using a high-performance in-car camera gets the blood pumping and the heart racing. The reporter also sincerely hopes that AEE super cameras will continue to lead the industry, bringing one visual feast after another to the public.