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in...@internet-real-estate.com
Jul 9, 2002, 9:08:40 PM7/9/02
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Know of any web sites with good info/tips for aerial photography? As in
best film, filters, techniques, etc.?
best film, filters, techniques, etc.?
Or throw out some tips here.
Thanks for any info,
Edward
McLeod
Jul 9, 2002, 9:32:05 PM7/9/02
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I know Kodak used to have a technical publication titled "Aerial Photography
from Light Planes and Helicopters". The main things you have to watch for
is to always use a UV filter to cut haze, use the highest shutter speed you
can get away with because everything is going to be at infinity anyway,
watch the vibration with the long lenses.
from Light Planes and Helicopters". The main things you have to watch for
is to always use a UV filter to cut haze, use the highest shutter speed you
can get away with because everything is going to be at infinity anyway,
watch the vibration with the long lenses.
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Joshua Putnam
Jul 9, 2002, 11:41:23 PM7/9/02
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In article <info-09070...@192.168.1.102>, info@internet-
real-estate.com writes:
>Know of any web sites with good info/tips for aerial photography? As in
>best film, filters, techniques, etc.?
>
>Or throw out some tips here.
real-estate.com writes:
>Know of any web sites with good info/tips for aerial photography? As in
>best film, filters, techniques, etc.?
>
>Or throw out some tips here.
You might try asking on the Yahoo aerial photography forum, over
300 members there.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aerialphotography/
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