oblique camera

The bombardier's canopy was faired over and replaced with an oblique camera system.

A forward oblique camera for low-altitude work.

The vertical and oblique cameras were immediately behind the pilot and just in front of the observer, who had a radio station at his rear.

Fitted with vertical cameras in the nose instead of the four cannon and with obliques cameras in the fuselage.

This version was fitted with oblique cameras and a digital on board computer with a faster data-link enabling the drone to carry out completely autonomous operations.

All PR.34s were installed with four split F52 vertical cameras, two forward, two aft of the fuselage tank and one F24 oblique camera.

Fighters, often with dual oblique cameras in the rear fuselage, were pressed into service for reconnaissance where their speed was necessary, and performed well in this role.

The final choice was the C-47, which was modified with the installation of a K-38, 36-inch oblique camera to shoot oblique imagery across the DMZ.

FR IXs were standard, armed Mk IXs modified with a single, port-facing, oblique camera.

Two additional Boeing EC-97Gs that arrived in 1963 were ostensibly cargo carriers, but fitted with oblique cameras and, in one case, with ELINT gear.

In the 2011 motion picture The Help, the main character played by Emma Stone is seen in an oblique camera angle to have a copy of Native Son on her bookshelf.

An enhanced oblique camera shot showed him the distinctive tall tail of a C-130 parked in the big hangar at the airfield, and there was no need to fly tractors anywhere in Iran.

NPR critic Stephanie Zacharek was less complimentary, calling the film "a self-conscious tone poem concocted from oblique camera angles, shots held longer than it takes a tadpole to reach maturity and nighttime images enhanced with a psychedelic glow.

At high speed and low altitude there was little time to aim the oblique camera: a tiny black + on the side of the canopy was lined up with a small black stripe painted on the aileron and, as the aircraft flew by the target, the pilot had to estimate when to start taking photographs.