Re: [photo-3d] Hyperstereo from airliner - frame rate?

[William Gartin <william_gartin@xxxxxxx>]

on 1/9/01 11:29 AM, John A. Rupkalvis wrote:

> A motor drive, well nice, is not necessary to do this.  I have done this
> several times with non-motorized SLR cameras.  The amount of time it takes
> to advance the film between frames is often adequate, although it may be
> necessary to wait a while longer.   Clouds that are near the airplane can be
> done with a relatively short interval, but if you expect any depth in shots
> of the ground (mountains, cities), you have to wait quite a while for enough
> parallax.
> 
I was also thinking of the ability to advance the film without as much
camera movement. It also sounds like I need a seat up front (cockpit? ;-))
for the best shots. I've noticed getting a clean window isn't always that
easy, though.

Thanks to everyone for all the information. This is just about the only
reason I can think of to make me look forward to getting on an airliner, any
more.

Welcome to the list, Roger. There's lots of great information here.
-- 
Bill