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Phone: (414) 403-3394
Fax: (262) 798-5260 |
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Aerial Photography |
Photo Enhancing & Rendering |
Printing, Mounting & Lamination |
Great Lakes Imaging merges state of the art
technology with talented photographers to get
the images our clients desire. Our mission is to
provide affordable and quality aerial
photographic services while offering the best
customer service.
Each assignment is performed by a dedicated
commercial pilot and one of our aerial
photographers. Once photos have been captures
they can be delivered via email, mailed on CD or
printed within 24 hours of an aerial assignment |
Once assignment photos have been captured, these
images can be enhanced or altered to the
specifications of our clients.
These changes can include basic color
enhancements to more elaborate improvements such as
the addition of overlying 3D construction plot
maps to the alterations of structures and
landscapes to illustrate engineering plans.
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We are equipped with large format eco-solvent
printers and lamination equipment, all under one
roof to benefit our clients with convenience and
cost savings.
Large format photos, mounted prints, to
economical brochures and fliers are just a few
examples of the products we offer utilizing the
aerial images
we capture.
Enquire about additional quick print options
that you may need if they are not listed on our
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OBLIQUE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
An oblique aerial photograph is made with the
camera directed out and down at an angle from
the aircraft (not straight out and not straight
down).
VERTICAL AERIAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
Vertical aerial photography is accomplished with
the camera directed so it points directly
downward.
Low Altitude
Oblique (between 1,000 - 1,500 feet)
This method is used to emphasize building
profiles and offers the greatest amount of
detail when the object or property of interest
to be photographed is relatively small in size.
This is typically the lowest we can fly in most
residential and commercial townships.
Medium Altitude
Oblique (between 1,500 - 3,000 feet)
This vantage point captures a wider view than
the low altitude oblique. Clients prefer medium
altitude oblique's to emphasizing a site's
proximity to retail or community centers,
entertainment venues or restaurants, industrial
parks, schools and medical facilities.
Both Low and Medium
oblique photos offer:
Front and vertical aspect of buildings.
It can show a greater area of the ground looking
into the distance.
It can give a better perspective of height in
surrounding terrain and buildings.
It provides a more dramatic vantage point than
vertical.
Vertical
Photography (1,000-10,000 feet)
This is shot with the camera facing directly
downward. The advantage of this viewpoint is
that the scale of all objects essentially stays
constant. Measurements of directions are easier
to calculate and visualize. Vertical photography
disguises the relative height variations of
buildings and landscape.
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