Eye in sky has Oklahoma property view focused tight
Remember those fuzzy TV pictures pulled in by rabbit ears.
Now, think of the latest high-def screen.
That’s the now-and-then difference in the quality of aerial photography being shot of Oklahoma City and suburbs.
A plane was in the air this week to get new, high-resolution images after an agreement was struck by the Oklahoma County assessor’s office, nine cities and the U.S. Geological Surve...
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