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Chapter 4 Aerial Photography
High-Oblique   Photography

Photography (Advanced) - Advanced manual for photography and other graphic techniques
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Figure 4-1.—Vertical photograph. Figure 4-2.—Tilt angle. to the ground, is 90 degrees (fig. 4-3). Oblique images may be anywhere between 0 and 90 degrees, do not have  a  uniform  scale,  and  are  divided  into  two subcategories—high  oblique  and  low  oblique.  The horizon is visible in high obliques but not in low obliques. This can be remembered easily by thinking high sky, low no. axis)  and  the  horizontal  is  called  the  CAMERA DEPRESSION ANGLE; straight out, parallel to the ground, is 0 degrees, and straight down, perpendicular Figure 4-3.—Camera depression angle. 4-2







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