3. CONCLUSION 
Based on the results obtain in this 
investigation a number of conclusions 
can be drawn regarding the use of this 
system; 
x The relative orientation does not entail 
a seperate operation as it spontaneously 
occurs while taking photographs. 
x The base can vary from l mm to 400 mm. 
x Photographs taken with 12 cm base will 
provide technical characteristics of 
Wild C120, and it allows the user to 
obtain drawing outputs of 1/50, 1/100 
and smaller scales by using Wild A40 
Autograph. Also if photographs are to 
be taken at 40 cm base, larger-scale 
drawing outputs can be archieved. 
   
x This system has been succesfully in use 
for close-range photogrammetric 
applications, such as archeological and 
architectural projects. 
x As this system is lighter than the 
Steometric cameras it is easier to 
carry it from one place to another, 
requaring less manpower. 
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 
Karara, H.M., 1978. Handbook of Non- 
Topographic Photogrammetry. American 
Society of Photogrammetry. Falls 
Church, Va. 22046. 
Atkinson, K.B., 1980. Developments in 
Close Range Photogrammetry-l. Applied 
Science Publishers LTD. London. 
     
   
     
   
   
   
   
    
    
   
   
    
    
     
   
   
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