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Frequently
Asked Questions
How much does it cost to view imagery?
A PropertyView session is available for the special introductory
price of $19.80.
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What is included in a PropertyView session?
Each PropertyView session entitles the user to-
• 20 individual image views of the area so
you can explore the neighbourhood.
• One printer friendly download of an image view of your
choice.
• 60 minutes browsing time
• Ability to roam within a square kilometre of the search
location.
• View boundaries over the search location.
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Why don’t the boundaries display on
the imagery?
The
BOUNDARY ON/OFF button should be toggled to show the boundaries
on the imagery.
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Why can’t I pan anymore?
Each session allows the user to pan and zoom over
1 square kilometre of imagery as centred on the search location.
If you can not pan any further you may have reached the limit
of entitled view under the current session. That is, you are probably
500m from the search point.
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Can I set the scale of the prints?
It is possible to set the output scale of both
the downloadable print and the ordered enlargements by using the
SET ZOOM button. This function will set the view window to zoom
level that corresponds with the required output size and output
scale entered by the user.
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Why don’t the boundaries match the
image?
The imagery has been rectified to ground coordinates
and has an accuracy of +/- 0.45m. The accuracy of the boundaries
varies from point to point and may not match the imagery. This
difference in accuracy may result in a slight displacement in
the display of the boundaries with respect to the images. See
also FAQ 5 – Are the boundaries accurate?
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Are the boundaries accurate?
The cadastral boundaries are derived from the Cadastral
Plus product produced by PSMA Australia. These boundaries are
captured by a variety methods including, digitising, scanning
and direct entry. The resultant accuracy of the boundaries varies
across the data set. The boundary lines depict an approximate
location of the cadastral boundary only and should not be used
as a legal definition or for construction purposes. The true location
of the cadastral boundaries must be determined by a Licenced Land
Surveyor.
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How do I save the image?
The current image in the viewer can be saved or
downloaded to a local computer by using the Print/Save button.
This option produces a page that can be either printed or saved.
The 10cm x 10cm image in the page can be saved separately by clicking
on the image with the right-hand mouse button and selecting "Save
Picture As".
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