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The new recording system Rolleiflex 6008 metric
extends the product range based on the principle of
strict reseau technique by a powerful metric camera
system in the medium film format size (60 x 60 mm).
The Rolleiflex 6008, which was developed for
professional photography, was modified for the
application in photogrammetric = measurement
technique by introducing a réseau plate and a number
of technical developments.
The réseau preillumination and the flash system allow
the use of retroreflective points signals. An automatic
image evaluation can be effected with the Rollei RS1
réseau scanner and the measurement software MIROS
/1992 Knobloch, Rosenthal /.
Many tasks can be solved with this low cost and
practical camera system. It is fully compatible with the
existing system components RS1 réseau scanner and
the RolleiMetric Software and therefore allows the
extension and upgrading of these systems.
2. ROLLEIFLEX 6008 METRIC
For the application in the high accuracy 3D
measurement technique, the photogrammetric
measurement system has to meet with strict demands:
. reliable flattening of image surface,
« rigorous formulation of the camera model,
» Simultaneous determination of the image space
parameters /1990 Wester-Ebbinghaus /.
The medium format camera Rolleiflex 6008 metric as
well as the Rolleiflex 6006 metric were developed out
of the standard production for professional
photographers and meet with the requirements of a
photogrammetric measurement system.
The camera body is an exceptionally tough special
aluminium casting.
The geometric image space is further assured by high
precision adjustment of camera and lens.
The fixed film positioning together with the mechanic
film flattening is not produced in the magazine but in
the camera body. When opening the built in laminar
drawslide, the film plate is pushed forward on the
filmguidebar. The film is fixed with elastic clips at
both sides. Mechanical film flatness in the Rolleiflex
6008 metric is simple, for it just has to hold the film
sufficiently in the focal plane for sharp imaging.
The use of the réseau grid (mesh width 5 mm, 121
crosses) in the Rolleiflex 6006 metric makes possible
a sufficient correction of the film plane by réseau
transformation on the calibrated cross positions.
The Rolleiflex 6006 metric has been established in the
photogrammetric recording technique for years. The
user has at his disposal a electronical SLR Camera
with the exposure control, motorised film transport
and a large range of metric lenses for different tasks.
For the use of the medium format system of the 6000
series as a measurement camera in the RolleiMetric
industrial measurement system, further requirements
are:
o a flash system, which is adjusted around the lens,
necessary for the use of retroreflecting point
signals.
< for a perfect film plane, a fine réseau grid (app. 2
mm) is used, which is also applied for the sensor
orientation of the réseau scanner /1991 Dold,
Riechmann, 1988 Luhmann, Wester-Ebbinghaus/.
« a réseau preillumination assures a perfect
measurement of the crosses in the image,
o for easy handling an electronic camera circle is
important,
e there must be the possibility to tilt the camera by
+/- 200 gon.
Furthermore, it is desirable that the camera can be
used without flash and preillumination with all
features.
In its present form, the Rolleiflex 6008 metric has a
fine réseau plate (mesh width x = 2.375 mm, y = 1.75
mm, 23 x 31 crosses). The ring flash and the
preillumination unit are fixed at the rotation ring as
well as the recording system via a quick setting. A tilt
of +/- 200 gon possible with the rotation ring. For the
preillumination a reflector is moved in front of the
lens. A definable quantity of the flash light is then
given into the lens through the reflector. The essential
camera circle for taking measurement pictures is the
following:
1) main illumination
The first illumination of the film with flash light for
recording the object points
2) réseau preillumination
The réseau preillumination is achieved by setting
the reflector in front of the lens.