GE 411 Quiz

Part of the camera that is used to trigger exposure based on the elapsed time

How many percent of light is lost in every glass to surface contact?

These are all features produced by a lens except

Types of Aerial Cameras

[blank_start]Perspective[blank_end] is nothing else than seeing of an object behind a [blank_start]sheet of glass[blank_end], smooth and quite transparent on the surface of which all the things may be marked that are behind this glass. All things transmit their [blank_start]images[blank_end] to the eye by [blank_start]pyramidal[blank_end] lines, and these pyramids are cut by the said glass. The nearer to the eye these are intersected, the smaller the image of their [blank_start]cause[blank_end] will appear.

Arrange the development cycles of photogrammetry. [blank_start]Plane table photogrammetry[blank_end], from about 1850 to 1900. [blank_start]Analog photogrammetry[blank_end], from about 1900 to 1960. [blank_start]Analytical Photogrammetry[blank_end], from about 1960 to present [blank_start]Digital Photogrammetry[blank_end], current