Thanks, Ken.
I have never heard of a "digital leveller" before and I can't see how
it might work using 2 accelerometers.
An accelerometer measures the acceleration of a moving object, not
that of a stationery one (!). Unless the camera has an inertial
platform, and an idea of what the earth's acceleration should be for
its position on the earth's surface, I can't see how having 2
accelerometers give it a levelling instructions.
Any ideas anyone?
Chris
On 8 Mar 2009, at 23:33, Ken Norton wrote:
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>
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>
> Thank you
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