Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part II, 1965

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conditions were again fairly late-in- the-afternoon
type light conditions, but they were good enough.
don't think this lake was nearly as distinctive
however, as the Lago de Winemarga.
I don't think
you can trust these shallow water lakes as being
that definitive in that they may change a little on
you and won ' t show up as good, particularly f r om
higher altitudes I don't believe, as the deeper
water lake perhaps .
And the next one , let ' s see,
as to time--days and times--first of all , I was
skipping that, day 2, 21 hours 45 minutes 39 sec­
onds was Sequence 212 which I covered, Sequence 213
which we just covered was day 3, 21 hours 38 minutes
and 2 seconds; these were all made at -- 212 was
made at 1/250 at f/8 because of the quite low light
value, and Sequence 213 was made at 1/250 at 9.5 and
then one at f/8 , because here again, it was a fairly
low l ight level. They were all made at fairly near
90° pitch down.
Sequence 207 was made by day 5,
7 hours 14 minutes 27 seconds.
I made two pictures
there.
57 and 58 are magazine 4, 1/250 at 9. 5 and
approximately 70° pitch down and 30 to 50° yaw.
These were yawed off at some slight angle.
And
207 was Canary Islands and it was the southern point
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