Airborne Camera: the world from the air and outer space
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| Online-Zugang: | Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| Beschreibung: | Literaturverz. S. 139 - 140 |
| Beschreibung: | 144 S. zahlr. Ill. |
| ISBN: | 0803803354 |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS FOREWORD 1 THE BIRD S-EYE VIEW FIRST VIEWS OF EARTH FROM ABOVE
IMAGINARY. EARLY BALLOONISTS MARVEL AT BOUNDLESS EXPANSE SEEN FROM A
THOUSAND FEET. PUZ- ZLEMENT OVER STRANGE ASPECTS OF FAMILIAR OBJECTS.
GEORGE CATLIN S IMAGINARY AIRVIEW OF NIAGARA FALLS: CONFLICTING
PERSPECTIVE. PHILIP GILBERT HAMERTON S DEFINITION OF LANDSCAPE EXCLUDES
THE AIR VIEW. MONCK MASON DESCRIBES THE EXHILARATION OF SEEING THE EARTH
FROM ABOVE, AND COMPARES THE SIGHT TO A CAMERA OBSCURA SHOW. 11 2 THE
CAMERA IS AIRBORNE AIR CAMERA PROPHESIED IN 1839. BALLOON VIEW OF
LONDON, 1851, ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN DRAWN FROM DAGUERREOTYPES, A HOAX.
THE INVOLVED COLLODION PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS: DIFFICULTY OF SEN-
SITIZING, EXPOSING, DEVELOPING PLATES IN BALLOON CAR. NADAR SUC- CEEDS
IN EXPOSING PLATE AT 262 FEET OVER BIEVRE, FRANCE, 1958. 19 3 BOSTON AS
THE WILD GOOSE AND EAGLE SEE IT FIRST AMERICAN TO ATTEMPT BALLOON
PHOTOGRAPHY UNSUCCESS- FUL. JAMES WALLACE BLACK SUCCEEDS IN 1860:
HIS-VIEW OF BOSTON FROM 1200 FEET THE EARLIEST EXISTING AERIAL
PHOTOGRAPH. PHOTO INTERPRETATION BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. 22 4 THE
CAMERA REACHES NEW HEIGHTS NADAR REJECTS OFFER TO ATTEMPT PHOTO
RECONNAISSANCE FOR FRENCH ARMY. BLACK AND AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHICAL
SOCIETY IN- DEPENDENTLY SUGGEST BALLOON PHOTOGRAPHY TO UNION ARMY: NO
EVIDENCE THAT AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WERE EVER TAKEN DURING CIVIL WAR. THE
1862 FLIGHTS OF COXWELL AND GLAISHER (CLAIMED ALTITUDE: 36,000 FT.)
YIELDED NO PHOTOGRAPHS BECAUSE OF WEATHER. SUCCESS CLAIMED BY NEGRETTI
ON 1863 FLIGHT WITH COXWELL. 27 5 NADAR PHOTOGRAPHS PARIS NADAR, TO
PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT OF HEAVIER-THAN-AIR CRAFT BUILDS MAMMOTH BALLOON,
THE GIANT. ACCIDENTAL DESCENT ON 1863 FLIGHT: CAR DRAGGED 25 MILES
ACROSS COUNTRY. IN 1868, FROM CAPTIVE BALLOON, PHOTOGRAPHS PARIS. 31 6
THE BALLOON CAMERA BECOMES AUTOMATIC UNMANNED PHOTO BALLOONS FIRST
DESCRIBED IN 1862. OPHTHAL- MOS (1869). WOODBURY S BALLOON CAMERA, 1877,
USES NEW GELA- TIN DRY PLATES AND STRIPPING FILM. 34 7 PHOTOGRAPHING
FROM FREE BALLOONS TRIBOULET S TRIALS PHOTOGRAPHING PARIS. SHADBOLT S
PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON AND DUCOM S OF PARIS, 1885: VALUE OF THESE
VERTICAL VIEWS WHICH CAN BE MEASURED LIKE MAPS. THE SCALE NUMBER.
DISADVANTAGE OF BALLOON AS CAMERA VEHICLE: INABILITY TO NAVI- GATE. NEW
ALTITUDE RECORDS MADE BY MANNED PHOTO BALLOONS: 10 MILES (PICARD, 1931);
13.7 MILES (STEVENS, 1935). 36 8 KITES, ROCKETS, PIGEONS ARTHUR BATUT
SENDS A CAMERA ALOFT ON A KITE, 1889. EMILE WENZ IMPROVES THE TECHNIQUE.
EDDY S KITE PHOTOGRAPHS OF NEWS EVENTS. LAWRENCE S 4-FOOT PANORAMA OF
THE RUINS OF SAN FRAN- CISCO, 1906. PATENTS FOR PHOTO ROCKETS IN FRANCE
AND GERMANY. ALFRED MAUL S 1903 SYSTEM. JULIUS NEUBRONNER STRAPS
MINIATURE CAMERAS TO PIGEONS, 1903. 41 9 PHOTOGRAPHING FROM AIRPLANES
THE AIRPLANE SUPERIOR TO OTHER VEHICLES FOR CARRYING A CAM- ERA.
PHOTOGRAPHY IMPOSSIBLE IN FIRST WRIGHT PLANES BECAUSE PILOT COULD NOT
OPERATE THEM. FIRST TO PHOTOGRAPH FROM A PLANE: L. P. BONVILLAIN, 1908.
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM LATHAM S ANTOINETTE. THE SOARING SNAPSHOTTER S
ENGLISH CHANNEL CRASH. FIRST AIR- PLANE PHOTOGRAPHS IN ENGLAND: CHARLES
F. SHAW, 1910. FIRST IN AMERICA: LT. G. E. KELLY, 1911. MILITARY
RECONNAISSANCE AT- TEMPTED BY FRENCH. 49 10 THE EYES OF THE ARMY CAMERAS
FOUND IN WRECKAGE OF ZEPPELIN AT OUTBREAK OF WORLD WAR I, 1914, LEAD
FRENCH TO REACTIVATE PHOTOGRAPHIC SEC- TION OF AIR SERVICE. ROYAL FLYING
CORPS CONSIDERS AMATEUR PHO- TOGRAPHY BY FLYERS DISGRACEFUL UNTIL
VALUE PROVED. PRESSURE TO PRODUCE AIR CAMERAS: PROTOTYPE BUILT IN A
WEEK. IMPROVED CAMERAS TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS IN SUCCESSION AND OVERLAPPING,
TO PRO- VIDE STEREO VISION. PRINCIPLES OF HYPERSTEREOSCOPY. THE PHOTO-
GRAPHIC SECTION, AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES, COMMANDED BY EDWARD
STEICHEN. HIS REMINISCENCES. NEED FOR AUTOMATIC CAMERAS. THE GERMAN RB
CAMERA OF OSKAR MESSTER. PRODUCTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE MILLIONS. 52
11 PHOTO RECONNAISSANCE IN WORLD WAR II BRITISH AIR INTELLIGENCE OBTAINS
PREWAR SECRET PHOTO COVER- AGE OF GERMANY FROM FREDERICK SIDNEY COTTON,
A CIVILIAN. COT- TON RECOMMENDS USE OF SWIFT, SINGLE SEAT PLANE TO ROYAL
AIR FORCE FOR COMBAT USE. SPITFIRE ADOPTED. U. S. ARMY AIR FORCE F5
PHOTO PLANE, ADAPTED FROM P38. COURAGE OF PHOTO-PILOTS: ANTOINE DE
SAINT-EXUPERY, COL. KARL POLIFKA. PHOTOS MACHINE PROCESSED. THE THREE
PHASES OF PHOTO INTERPRETATION. TYPES OF INFORMATION REVEALED.
TECHNIQUE. COUNTER-PHOTO RECONNAISSANCE MEASURES. ATTEMPT TO CONTINUE
PHOTO RECONNAISSANCE TO CONTROL THE PEACE UNSUCCESSFUL. HIGH ALTITUDE
OVERFLIGHTS. 56 12 MAPPING THE WORLD AND EXPLORING THE PAST COL. T. E.
LAWRENCE PROPOSES USING IDLE ROYAL AIR FORCE PLANES TO MAP THE MIDDLE
EAST BY PHOTOGRAPHY. OPPOSITION BY SURVEY COMPANY. MEASURING HEIGHTS BY
STEREOSCOPIC VISION: THE FLOATING MARK . STEREOCOMPARATORS. PRODUCTION
OF CONTOUR MAPS. NEED FOR ELIMINATING DISTORTION IN AIR PHOTOS. AIR
VISION REVEALS FEATURES INVISIBLE ON EARTH. VEGETATION GROWING IN SOIL,
ONCE DISTURBED, IS OF DIFFERENT COLOR. O. G. S. CRAWFORD AND ALEXANDER
KEILLER SHOW POTENTIALS OF AIR PHOTOGRAPHY TO ARCHAE- OLOGISTS IN THEIR
WESSEX FROM THE AIR (1928). VALUE OF AIR PHOTOGRAPHY TO GEOGRAPHERS,
CIVIL ENGINEERS, CITY PLANNERS, FOR- ESTERS AND OTHERS. 64 THE WORLD
FROM THE AIR PORTFOLIO 13 FROM OUTER SPACE 71 FIRST SPACEBORNE CAMERA
CARRIED 65 MILES IN A V-2 ROCKET, 1946. PICTURES RELAYED BY THE
SATELLITE EXPLORER VI (1959) OF THE EARTH FROM 19,500 MILES SHOW
POTENTIALS OF HYPERALTITUDE PHOTOGRAPHY FOR WEATHER RECONNAISSANCE. THE
WEATHER SATELLITES TIROS, NIMBUS, ESSA. HURRICANE WARNINGS. MARINER IV
RADIOS PICTURES OF MARS. LUNAR ORBITER T. FIRST SATELLITE TO PHOTOGRAPH
THE GLOBE OF THE EARTH. THE ATS SATELLITES: HOURLY COVERAGE. RE- COVERY
OF EXPOSED FILM FROM SATELLITES. MA-4: A QUARTER OF THE CONTINENT OF
AFRICA MAPPED IN TWO MINUTES. HYPERALTITUDE PHO- TOGRAPHY REVEALS
UNKNOWN TERRAIN FEATURES. PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BY ASTRONAUTS. ONE ANALYSIS
PHOTOGRAPH OF AUSTRALIA INDICATES SPACE PHOTOGRAPHY THE BEST WAY TO
STUDY UNDERDEVELOPED AREAS OF THE WORLD. THE EARTH AND THE MOON
PHOTOGRAPHED BY THE CREW OF APOLLO 8 IN COLOR, 1968. NEW MATERIALS AND
TECHNIQUES EX- TEND PHOTOGRAPHY BEYOND THE VISIBLE. 113 THE WORLD FROM
OUTER SPACE PORTFOLIO 123 BIBLIOGRAPHY 139 SOURCE NOTES 141 INDEX 143
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