With the progress of high-speed films, higher-sensitivity digital image sensors, wide-aperture lenses, and the ever-greater power of urban lights, night photography is increasingly possible using available light.
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German units were divided into Fernaufklaerer ( long-distance ), Nahaufklaerer ( tactical, subordinate to Army command ), Nachtaufklaerer ( night photography ), and maritime and special units.
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In answer to a question on her night photography technique, Kruse Jensen explains : " In recent years, most of my work has been carried out at night.
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Night photography was limited since suitable ranges for dropping the M-120, and M-122 photo flash bombs were not available after the close of the USAFE Moroccan air bases.
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The Luftwaffe also successfully deployed night photography with flash bombs, as amply documented by the BDA of the annihilating German attack on the USAAF in the Ukrainian SSR in June 1944.
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The " Magic ", although intended for amateur photographers, was relatively expensive at 435 DM . It featured an automatic exposure control system driven by a coupled Bulb ( for long-exposure night photography ).
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In Britain, the small F24 ( 5x5 image ) and the derivative but much larger F52 ( 8.5x7 ) aerial cameras dominated, the former being used mostly for night photography with the aid of flash bombs.
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Inspired by Brassa?s work, Wentzel began taking photographs of Washington, D . C ., by night, sometimes staying up until dawn to learn night photography techniques and find new ways to photograph well-known buildings and landmarks.
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"Aerial photography has come a long way even since World War II, General Goddard said . " Present advances in cameras, equipment and particularly in night photography, have greatly restricted maneuvers of the enemy in Korea ."
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Its primary mission was electronic reconnaissance, commonly called " Ferret " operations; the ECM operators were known as " Ravens " The 19th flew RB-66Bs with a three-man crew and the mission of day and night photography.
