Stonehenge 181
Image by Chance

Mustard wrote:
Megalithics wrote:
...but the restrictions effectively prevent any serious photography
What restrictions would those be then?
As we mentioned in our other post tripods and monopods were banned. For many of the techniques we use, such as full spherical VR panorama, stereo photography, stereo photogrammetry, etc. a support is essential.

As for the 6 metre pole...........

Megalithics wrote:
As we mentioned in our other post tripods and monopods were banned. For many of the techniques we use, such as full spherical VR panorama, stereo photography, stereo photogrammetry, etc. a support is essential.

As for the 6 metre pole...........

I wouldnt say a tripod is an essential item for collecting photogrammetric imagery, especially those taken outside in all but the dullest lighting conditions. You can work round lighting by stopping up, ss 1/60th+ and increase the number of stereo pairs....well, thats how I break the rules anyway :)