vertical-oblique aerial photography

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• oblique photography/oblique aerial photography — A type of aerial photography in which the camera axis is deliberately kept tilted from the vertical by a specified angle. The photographs, thus taken, reveal details masked in some ways in vertical photographs. The main function of this type of… …   Aviation dictionary

• aerial photography — A photographic print or picture of an object, or of a source of radiation, on the earth’s surface, developed from a film previously exposed in an airborne vehicle. In narrower terms, it is the act of taking photographs of objects on the ground… …   Aviation dictionary

• oblique air photograph — An aerial photograph taken with the camera axis intentionally inclined between the horizontal and the vertical. See aerial photography …   Aviation dictionary

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• low oblique — An aerial photograph taken from low altitude at an oblique angle to either side of the aircraft, which does not show the horizon. Vertical photographs and those taken from a nose camera do not qualify as low oblique photographs. See aerial… …   Aviation dictionary

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