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02 Aug From 1000ft above something should be perceivable …

Posted at 03:09h in continuing education by

A little note in terms of movement exercises: Most of the time, the viewer tends to start very high up at altitude. To get a comparison of how far you can actually look from such a height and how large the field of view is, here are a few shots from the cockpit of a small aircraft flying at such heights.

Altitude: 2000 ft (approx. 600 m)

Altitude: 1500 ft (approx. 450 m)

Aerial view at around 500–1000 ft (approx. 150–300 m)

Aerial view of a landscape from approximately 2000 ft (approx. 600 m)

View from above at approximately 500 ft (approx. 150 m)

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