Aerial Imagery Acquisition
The methods for capturing aerial photography have drastically evolved over the years.  Improvements in technology and the demand for a wider range of products have dramatically advanced the art and flexibility of aerial photography. The types of cameras and the diversity of the images they produce have changed substantially, enabling Triangle Aerial Surveys to offer a wider variety of features.

Digital Photography
In contrast to standard film photography, digital cameras capture images and store the data in a form readily accessible to computer systems. The enhanced remote sensing information provided by cutting-edge digital camera sensors is becoming the standard for aerial image acquisition:  The resultant raw imagery can be handled by image processing software without the need for time-consuming printing and scanning.

Modern digital cameras are equipped with an array of different sensors, enabling the cameras to capture multiple spectral bands at the same time.  This means that a single camera can capture panchromatic, color and near infrared imagery in a single pass over the target area.  For large aerial acquisition projects that require more than one type of image deliverable, these Multispectral cameras can be cost-effective. 

TAS is able to provide aerial photography in both film and digital formats.