Slanting. A slash (/) is oblique
oblique rectangular
An oblique prism looks slanted.
Neither. They are usually not at all like aerial photographs since they show geopolitical features - including things like place names. You would be hard pressed to find a place name in a true aerial photograph - except perhaps for Hollywood! Also, the shapes that they show for continents and oceans are approximate rather than the true shapes.
oblique
An oblique aerial photograph is a type of photograph taken from an aircraft at an angle, rather than directly overhead. This perspective allows for more detailed views of objects and landscapes, making them useful for mapping, surveillance, and other applications.
An aerial photo taken with the camera axis intentionally inclined between the horizontal and the vertical.
With high oblique photographs, you cannot see what is known as "dead ground" (parts of the area that are behind things like buildings and hills) And with low oblique photographs, you cannot see the horizon properly.
An Aerial photograph, I had the same exact question on my homework at school!:)
An air photo is an aerial photograph - a photograph taken from the air.
tilted aerial photograph have- 3% or less tiltØ True Vertical photographØ Reduced Image distortionØ Nearly constant scale
oblique photoThe difference is oblique photos are at a lower angles while aerial photos are at a higher angle Improved Answer:"The biggest differences in Oblique aerial photos and normal oblique photos are perspective. A photo is classified as Oblique when the imaging sensor is capturing the photos at a user angle greater than 0 degree in an upward or downward angle.When Oblique images are captured in an aerial platform they are set at a downward angle typically between 15-45 degrees. The aerial platform is capturing data at altitudes typically ranging between 3500-5500 AGL. Camera, lens length, firing angle and capture altitude will all determine the area the photo covers.So when you compare oblique photos captured in a terrestrial manner and ones captured in the air the main difference in what you get at the end of the day is your perspective."
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you basically need to move it .
An aerial photograph made with the camera axis or optical axis unintentionally tilted from the vertical by a small amount, usually less than 3°
You mean AERIAL I hope. This is a photograph or movie taken from the air, by an aircraft or satellite
usually in an airplane or balloon.