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4.13.1. Scale of a tilted photograph
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- 1.
What happens to the scale of a photograph on the high side?
Hint
Think about where the image is being taken from.
- 2.
How does tilt angle influence photography?
Hint
Consider what happens visually when the camera is tilted.
- 3.
What is the scale like on the high side of a tilted photograph?
- Higher
- Lower
- Same
Hint
Recall the characteristics of tilted photographs.
- 4.
Tilt displacement is greater on which side of the photograph?
- True
- False
Hint
Think about the impact of tilt in different directions.
- 5.
A drone captures a tilted image with a 35-degree tilt at a height of 1200 m. If a point in the image is at a height of 75 m, calculate the scale at that point.
Hint
Make sure you understand each term's meaning in that formula!
- 6.
Discuss the potential errors that might arise if the scale of a tilted photograph is not accurately accounted for in practical applications.
Hint
Reflect on real examples where measurement errors could cause large issues.
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