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Believe it or not aerial photography dates back to 1858, when French photographer and balloonist Gasper - https://nationaldrones.com.au/software/3d-modelling/

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  1. 3D Modelling 3D Modelling

  2. Believe it or not aerial photography dates back to 1858, when French photographer and balloonist Gasper Tourachon experimented and patented the idea. Unfortunately Tourachon’s photos no longer exist, however his idea of taking photos from the sky has since been successfully developed utalising a multitude of flight methods. https://nationaldrones.com.au/software/3d-modelling/

  3. Today aerial photography cameras are mostly digital and mounted on remotely piloted aircraft. Stablising gimbles have been developed to counteract the movement of aircraft and images are now of exceptional quality. High-resolution aerial views can now be delivered right to a client’s desktop on the day of shooting. Aerial Photography is now days in wide-spread use for a diverse set of commercial, industrial and agricultural sectors. More: https://bit.ly/3hL7SVp

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