In this study, the numerical terrain model and orthophoto images were generated using the converted model. In addition, they took pictures of fixed control points and observation points at regular intervals for comparison. If the slope observation point produces displacement, we can determine the slope sliding scale according to this. The results show that the proper layout of ground control points is essential for improving measurement accuracy, and better results can be obtained with a lower flying height as far as possible under the allowable conditions of regional features. The aerial camera is researched and set under a flying height of 35 meters and an overlap rate of 80%. The total average error rate of the comparison between the analyzed image and the field measurement value is 0.16%, which can provide a reference for reducing the measurement error of the aerial camera.