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I didn't read their site in detail, but usually you're not actually framing the shot. You're buying images that they've already taken. Imaging satellites don't
by mlindner 4y ago
I didn't read their site in detail, but usually you're not actually framing the shot. You're buying images that they've already taken. Imaging satellites don't let you task the angle or direction and they simply continuously take pictures of anything underneath them as they pass overhead.
- jffry 4y agoThe linked page prominently talks about pricing for existing images from a catalog of existing images, OR paying for an entirely new image
- wasmitnetzen 4y ago"An entirely new image" probably means them buying either time on an existing satellite passing over your spot or just buying a set of pictures from a provider and hoping that someone else will buy a picture nearby too. It's not like a satellite will fire its rockets to get to that position.