Digital Aerial Maps Photography
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Digital Aerial Maps Photography
Introduction
Have you always been captivated by aerial photography? My journey began in the mid-80s with a small Canon camera, sparking a lifelong passion for digital aerial maps photography. Back then, it was about experimenting with basics, but technology has since transformed this art form.
Modern Advancements
Today's digital cameras are affordable and eliminate the hassle of film development, making it easier to indulge in photography. This means you can snap more pictures without worrying about costs piling up.
Capturing Shots
Controlling a digital camera often involves using a servo to press the shutter button. This method, used by photographers worldwide, is popular with devices like the Canon Digital Ixus.
While some find this approach intrusive, others appreciate its simplicity. However, in our tech-savvy age, there are more sophisticated alternatives for capturing images.
The Automatic Approach
Wouldn’t it be great to automate this process? Using an interval timer function can remove the need for a servo, offering simplicity and flexibility. Although commercial solutions aren't widely available, building your own using a Stamp micro-controller is a practical option.
Here's a quick overview:
- Choose a reliable, easy-to-handle airplane, such as the algebra (3 meters) for your camera platform.
- A Multiplex mc3030 transmitter is ideal for managing ailerons, spoilers, rudder, elevator, and the camera itself.
Testing and Safety
Before capturing aerial shots, conduct flight tests using a cardboard dummy in place of your camera. This helps assess any impact on the aircraft. Perform at least three test flights with the dummy in different positions.
And remember, securing your camera is crucial. A camera falling from a plane is not a pretty sight, so ensure it's firmly fastened during your flights.
Conclusion
Digital aerial maps photography is a fascinating blend of art and technology. With modern equipment and innovative methods, it’s easier than ever to explore and capture stunning aerial views. Happy flying!
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