Bobby Shafto | Experimenting with Pablosdog's Mesa Lane Images @bobshafto | Uploaded March 2023 | Updated October 2024, 7 seconds ago.
This is a partial collection of photos and still frames published on the channel "Pablosdog."
youtube.com/@pablosdog2808
The gridlines are my estimate of 0.1 degree vertical and horizontal angles, but without any baseline reference to horizontal (in the vertical) or specific azimuth (in the horizontal). It's just meant to be an angular scaling. I used a few different references to try to establish the grid angle scale, but I am open to correction/suggestion.
Likewise, without a known "anchor," I make no assertion as to where vertical displacement is greatest or least. I'm hoping that this will be a possible approach to identifying vertical distortions in the images.
I welcome any feedback, critiques or suggestions.
This is a partial collection of photos and still frames published on the channel "Pablosdog."
youtube.com/@pablosdog2808
The gridlines are my estimate of 0.1 degree vertical and horizontal angles, but without any baseline reference to horizontal (in the vertical) or specific azimuth (in the horizontal). It's just meant to be an angular scaling. I used a few different references to try to establish the grid angle scale, but I am open to correction/suggestion.
Likewise, without a known "anchor," I make no assertion as to where vertical displacement is greatest or least. I'm hoping that this will be a possible approach to identifying vertical distortions in the images.
I welcome any feedback, critiques or suggestions.
