Anyone know a pilot?
06-05-2006, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by RU-X
lol! that could be sooo james bond.... u jump out a plane doing flips, then start snaping pics... then u land into a subaru via sunroof, do some "rally driving" and drive off while doing it with a hot bond chick then you come back to the parking lot (for some unknow reason) and shoot rockets at the BBQ pit to cook some chicken and what not
my life would be complete..
06-05-2006, 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by pleiad7
Delta Geomatics in Santa Rosa... we're a real small firm and subcontract with a company in Santa Clara for the flying. $1-2k sounds about right. The image quality would be way overkill for these purposes, really. Camera-wise we're talking a USGS calibrated Leica RC-30 with forward motion compensation. 
I always wondered what type of equipment is used. I just know I get photos that have resolutions of upward of 23000+ x 17000+ at like 1400 dpi and are 400+ MB .tif images and I love them because it makes my job so much easier.
06-05-2006, 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by ish
I always wondered what type of equipment is used. I just know I get photos that have resolutions of upward of 23000+ x 17000+ at like 1400 dpi and are 400+ MB .tif images and I love them because it makes my job so much easier.
06-05-2006, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by pleiad7
Yeah, our imagery comes in on 9X9 negatives, and we scan them in-house at 12-15 microns resolution. The resulting image files are upwards of 700 mb!!
...or your ability to scan the hair of a gnats' a**, and look at the thickness in multiple layers...
Are there any hiking trails leading to the hills above the parking lots? I'm sure with the right lenses, we could get some really fantastic shots.
06-05-2006, 08:04 PM
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How about we disconnect the brakes and air bags on a cocky n3wbs car?
When he flys off the cliff and gets air lifted the photographer hops in the chopper and snaps our BAIC Mt. Hami snap shot?
OK, so maybe I am being a little harsh. we can leave the air bags connected.
When he flys off the cliff and gets air lifted the photographer hops in the chopper and snaps our BAIC Mt. Hami snap shot?
OK, so maybe I am being a little harsh. we can leave the air bags connected.
07-09-2006, 05:57 PM
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what about attatching a camera to a kite? like this http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/kap/
07-09-2006, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by RU-X
if u need pics of the parking lot, can't u just use google earth and zoom in?
unless you are the military or the CIA, getting real time images from satellites is next to impossible...
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