Advanced Photography Course

ASSIGNMENT 4

Textbook Assignment:

"Aerial Photography."

Pages 4-2 through 4-32.

Learning Objective (continued):

Identify the types of aerial

photography.

Figure 4A.

IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 4-1 AND 4-2, REFER

TO FIGURE 4A.

4-1.

What is the approximate camera
depression angle?

1. 60 degrees

2. 45 degrees
3. 20 degrees
4. 0 degrees

4-2.

What is the approximate tilt angle?

1. 0 degrees

2. 30 degrees
3. 45 degrees
4. 65 degrees

4-3.

What aerial photograph includes
the horizon in the image?

1. Vertical

2. Low oblique
3. High oblique

4-4.

What aerial photograph is used

for orientation purposes?

1. High oblique
2. Low oblique
3. Vertical
4. Air-to-air

4-5.

4-6.

4-7.

4-8.

4-9.

4-10.

High-oblique photographs are made
from high altitudes, while low-
oblique photographs are made from

low altitudes.

True

False

What type of aerial photography

should be made of a small target

when only one print is required?

Stereo

Mosaic

3 .

Strip
Pinpoint

What type of aerial photography

should be used to make a series
of overlapping photographs of a

long, narrow highway?

Stereo

Mosaic

Strip

Pinpoint

What minimum number of views is

required to produce a stereo effect
from aerial photographs?

One

2. Two
3.

Three

Four

One large photograph composed
of several overlapping strips
pieced together is known as

what type of aerial photography?

Stereo

Mosaic

Strip

Pinpoint

Two photographs mounted and ready

for stereo viewing are known by

what term?

Stereo

Stereopair

Stereogram

Stereoset

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