Air To Ground Collection

Film Processing Times and Conversion Tables Early Years ?
Film Processing Times and Conversion Tables Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions from 1944 Date: 1944

Hughes H-4 Hercules / Spruce Goose
The Huge Hughes H-4 Hercules / Spruce Goose Under-Construction at Terminal-Island, San Pedro, Long Beach Harbour, California, Usa Date: 1947

Camera Mount Dolly with Gears, Castors and Electric Moto?
Camera Mount Dolly with Gears, Castors and Electric Motor - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Equipment Date: 1910s

Military WW1 Aerial Photographers Pose for a Group Pictu?
Military WW1 Aerial Photographers Pose for a Group Picture Early Years of Aerial-Photography History Date: 1910s

Instructions for Film Processing Times Early Years of Ae?
Instructions for Film Processing Times Early Years of Aerial-Photography History Date: 1940s

The Burchall Photographic Slide Rule for 5X4 Inch Plate ?
The Burchall Photographic Slide Rule for 5X4 Inch Plate Camera Using Altitude, Lens Focal Length and Ground Speed - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions, Equipment Date: 1920s

Psg30 Technique for Vertical Or Plan Mapping Aerial Phot?
Psg30 Technique for Vertical Or Plan Mapping Aerial Photography to Avoid Bad Results - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions Date: 1910s

Psg302 Technique for Vertical Or Plan Mapping Aerial Pho?
Psg302 Technique for Vertical Or Plan Mapping Aerial Photography Aerial Stereoscopy to Avoid Bad Results - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions

Areas Covered at Different Heights for 1: 20, 000 Scale Ve?
Areas Covered at Different Heights for 1:20, 000 Scale Vertical Images - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions Date: 1910s

Psg43 Lesson on Identification and Labelling of Vertical?
Psg43 Lesson on Identification and Labelling of Vertical Aerial Photography and Mapping Pictures Using Uxbridge As an Example - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions

Glass Plate Negative Developing Instructions - Early Yea?
Glass Plate Negative Developing Instructions - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions Date: 1910s

Technique Instructions for Overlapping Photos in a Mosai?
Technique Instructions for Overlapping Photos in a Mosaic Pattern for Aerial Photography Mapping - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions Date: 1910s

Technique Instructions for Labelling and Identification ?
Technique Instructions for Labelling and Identification of Overlapping Photos for Aerial Photography Mapping - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions Date: 1910s

Psg31 Tables and Diagrams Showing Time Intervals of Expo?
Psg31 Tables and Diagrams Showing Time Intervals of Exposure to Give a 3Inch Overlap on a 5X4Inch Negative with an 8Inch Lens for Stereoscopic Aerial Photographs

Aerial Photography Instructions on Techniques for Lette?
Aerial Photography Instructions on Techniques for Lettering Negatives / Captioning and Etching Dates / Data / Information Onto Glass Plates - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions

Psg28 Instructions for Technique of Overlap Mapping Aeri?
Psg28 Instructions for Technique of Overlap Mapping Aerial Photographs - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions Date: 1910s

Psg25 Technique for Vertical Or Plan Mapping Aerial Phot?
Psg25 Technique for Vertical Or Plan Mapping Aerial Photography to Avoid Bad Results - Straight and Level Or Banking - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions Date: 1910s

RAF L-Type Aerial Photography Camera Cutaway Section - E?
RAF L-Type Aerial Photography Camera Cutaway Section - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Equipment Date: 1910s

Psg105 RAF L-Type Aerial Photography Camera Gearbox Mech?
Psg105 RAF L-Type Aerial Photography Camera Gearbox Mechanism Cutaway Section - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Equipment Date: 1910s

Technique Instructions for Overlapping Photos with an 8 ?
Technique Instructions for Overlapping Photos with an 8 Inch Lens for Aerial Photography Mapping - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions Date: 1910s

Psg79 RAF P-Type Oblique Aerial Photography Camera Line-?
Psg79 RAF P-Type Oblique Aerial Photography Camera Line-Drawing Diagram of Parts - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Equipment

Diagrams to Show Aerial Photography Camera Lens Angles o?
Diagrams to Show Aerial Photography Camera Lens Angles of Coverage Variables - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions Date: 1910s

Aerial Photography Camera Lens Angles Diagram Early Year?
Aerial Photography Camera Lens Angles Diagram Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions, Equipment Date: 1910s

Aerial Photography P-Type Camera Diagram Psg79 Early Yea?
Aerial Photography P-Type Camera Diagram Psg79 Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions, Equipment

Vertical Aerial Image of Denton Cross Roads 4H2B Harlaxt?
Vertical Aerial Image of Denton Cross Roads 4H2B Harlaxton H.2.B. 40.Tds.199 30.8.18-9 Early Years of Aerial-Photography History Village, UK Date: 1918

Instructions for Control of Aerial Photography Camera Ty?
Instructions for Control of Aerial Photography Camera Type 35 Early Years of Aerial-Photography History Date: 1940s

Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero - Model 11
Imperial Japanese Navy Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero Flying over Ships at Anchor and Smaller Boats in Tonolei Harbor, Bougainville Date: 1940s

Supermarine Seafires Parked on the Runway of the Aircraft-Carrier Hms Glory (R62) in the Far East Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Faa During Korean War Date: 1951

Aircraft-Carrier Hms Glory (R62) in the Mediteranean Sea?
Aircraft-Carrier Hms Glory (R62) in the Mediteranean Sea Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Faa Enroute to Korean War Date: 1951

Dornier Do-17Z-1
A Luftwaffe Dornier Do-17Z-1 on the Ground Date: 1940s

3D Stereoscopic Image, Aerial-View of Ypres, Belgium WW1?
3D Stereoscopic Image, Aerial-View of Ypres, Belgium WW1 First World War Bomb Damage Date: 1918

3D Stereoscopic Image, Aerial-View of WW1 First World Wa?
3D Stereoscopic Image, Aerial-View of WW1 First World War Battlefield Bomb Damage.Images Have Numbers - 36C.T.5.A.10.85 16As 24; Left = 16Ad 998; Right 16Ad 999 Date: 1917

Hounslow Airport Aerial-View of Hangars, Buildings and P?
Hounslow Airport Aerial-View of Hangars, Buildings and Parked Biplane During the First World War Date: 1917

Pyrotechnics explode while an F-15 flies over to simulate an air-to-ground attack
June 9, 2007 - Pyrotechnics explode while an F-15 flies over to simulate an air-to-ground attack during the California Capital Air Show in Sacramento, California

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"Air to Ground: Exploring the Early Years of Aerial Photography" In the early years of aviation, capturing stunning aerial photographs was no easy task. Film processing times and conversion tables were crucial for photographers to achieve accurate results. The Hughes H-4 Hercules, also known as the Spruce Goose, played a significant role in advancing air-to-ground photography. Equipped with a camera mount dolly featuring gears, castors, and an electric motor, photographers could capture breathtaking images from high above. Military WW1 aerial photographers even posed for group pictures to document their pioneering work. Instructions for film processing times during this era were essential knowledge for achieving optimal results. The Burchall Photographic Slide Rule specifically designed for 5x4 inch plates aided in precise calculations. The Psg30 technique revolutionized vertical or plan mapping aerial photography by providing detailed instructions on how to obtain accurate measurements from different heights. Its successor, Psg302 technique further refined this process. Different areas covered at various heights became vital information when creating maps on a 1:20, 000 scale using vertical or plan mapping techniques. Accuracy was paramount in identifying and labeling these vertical images through the lessons provided by Psg43. Developing glass plate negatives required specific instructions during those early years. Photographers had to follow meticulous steps to ensure quality prints that captured every detail seen from above. Lastly, mosaic creation involved overlapping photos seamlessly together using advanced techniques outlined in comprehensive instructions available at that time. From film processing times to innovative tools like camera mount dollies and slide rules; aerial photography has come a long way since its inception. These historical hints shed light on the challenges faced by early pioneers who paved the way for modern-day air-to-ground imagery we enjoy today.