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aerial camera
a camera specifically designed for use in aircraft
aerial photo-interpretation
the art and science of studying and identifying objects formed as images on the emulsion surface of the film and evaluating their significance
remote sensing
detection, identification, and analysis of features through the use of imaging devices located at positions remote from the subjects of information
photogrammetry
the science or art of obtaining reliable measurements by means of the photograph
F Stop
a continuously variable circular aperture in a lens which makes it possible to control the quantity of light passing through the lens

f = fL / diameter
camera body
usually houses the drive mechanism, switches, timer, level bubble, handles, etc
film magazine
rolls or containers of film which attach to camera body
drive mechanism
involves advancing the film and winding or cocking the shutter
focal plane
firm, flat surface or backing for the film to obtain exact focal length. Film held by pressure plate or vacuum pressure. Contains fiducial marks, clock, etc. for edge data
4 types of cameras
a. single lens vertical
b. multiple lens
c. continuous strip
d. rotating lens
Fixed mounts
camera fixed solid, cannot correct for tilt or crab, etc
Adjustable mounts
camera may be adjusted for various axis rotations and therefore remain level—gyro-controlled
Density
degree of darkness evaluated upon the basis of the proportion of light which is transmitted through the film or print
Contrast
difference in density between the highlights and lowlights on a negative or print
sharpness
the degree to which the edge of an object on the photo corresponds to the edge of the object on the ground. Sharpness is closely related to graininess as well as to contrast and density