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4.3. Types of Aerial Photographs
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What is a vertical aerial photograph?
Hint
Think about the camera's position.
- 2.
Name one application of terrestrial photographs.
Hint
Consider where you would want close-up details.
- 3.
What type of aerial photograph is taken with the camera axis vertically positioned?
- A. Tilted Photograph
- B. Vertical Photograph
- C. Close-range Photograph
Hint
Consider the direction of the camera view.
- 4.
True or False: Low oblique photographs show the horizon.
- True
- False
Hint
Reflect on the angles of the photographs.
- 5.
If you were tasked with mapping a forested area using vertical photographs, how would you account for tree heights in your analysis?
Hint
Reflect on using complementary methods for accurate mapping.
- 6.
In what situations might you prefer low oblique photographs over vertical ones for environmental studies?
Hint
Consider what type of view gives more insight into broader landscapes.
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