This document discusses the differences between photogrammetry and computer vision. Photogrammetry is focused on precise geometric information extraction from imagery, while computer vision is mainly concerned with automated image understanding for tasks like object recognition and navigation. It also covers the collinearity equations used in photogrammetry to relate object points, image points, and camera orientation. Specifically, it describes how the direct linear transformation and computer vision models modify the rotation matrix to account for non-orthogonality between camera axes.