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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'aerial camera' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a camera that is mounted on a drone or other aerial vehicle, and is used to capture images of the landscape or other objects from the air. For example, "The aerial camera captured stunning images of the beach for the brochure."
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aerial camera
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A camera that is placed on an aircraft or anything else that goes into the sky, used to get a bird's eye view of locations.
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Andy and Lana hoped to swoop down from above with an aerial camera.
The aerial camera zoomed out and there were miles of ice in every direction.
A project that uses a compilation of police body worn cameras and aerial camera footage to pose questions about the relationships between technology, policing, and evidence.
The five-story screen and the swooping aerial camera work convey the grandeur and majesty of the pyramids of Giza and the gigantic statues at Abu Simbel.
This journey began for Microsoft back in 2006 when the company acquired Vexcel Imaging and started improving its UltraCam aerial camera.
To meet the thermal index requirements of an aerial camera with long focal length, three kinds of heat transfer modes including conduction, convection and radiation were analyzed.
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Wartime developments in aircraft, aerial cameras, radios, and motor transport were adapted for polar operation.
Aerial cameras filmed around 100 people protesting in the exercise yard.
In World War II, Blodgett's glass was used in periscopes, range finders, and aerial cameras.
Even in today's high-tech N.F.L. — with its aerial cameras and triaxial knee braces — there's still room for the humblest of technologies.
The emergence of new digital aerial cameras and the diverse design and technology used in this type of cameras require in-situ calibration.
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