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Digital photography is not the same as photogrammetry

Paul in PA, post: 392920, member: 236 wrote: In many different County Courthouses I have never been asked to fill out a Right-To-Know request.At the M...

I admit my point of view is different than most, as I do very little work (if any) for individual property owners. So I am looking at it from a retrac...

I agree, Kent. In fact, I have found that the vertical component is usually more accurate than the horizontal component in a traverse with relatively ...

Gene: wow, extreme case!

we set up a lot on concrete, never had that happen with a heavy tripod like that. I was also told it depends on how wide the legs are set (i.e. narrow...

I see your concern, Kent. But I still think it would be useful info for future surveyors. I live in a very hilly area, and they are always moving dirt...

the vibration happens on "inferior" tripods. That is why we use the trimax. That is a known issue. Not sure what exactly constitutes inferior.

Jim Frame, post: 392845, member: 10 wrote: Do PFDs come in a size that fits an R8? Now that is just cruel! 😉 Actually, not a bad idea. I dropped the...

when we work on the locks on the river they have numerous reflective signs, some are almost right on line, so we have to cover them or else we will ge...

I just got my remote pilot certificate, went to the FSDO, they verified my identity (three times), checked my log book for a Biennial Flight Review (...

Great Pics. Thanks for the explanation about mixing equipment, I had that same question. Why does the level have a data collector attached to it? Not ...

I will ask what kind of tripod they use. We use only trimaxSent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

Jim Frame, post: 392721, member: 10 wrote: I can't address the Trimble situation, but I note that my Leica 1100 and GeoMax Zoom 80 are both remarkably...