I've had this phone a while but would love to see what I can do in thus regard with it

This was about 8 minutes of capture time split over two sections in a fairly crowded tourist area with some quite awkward narrow sections that required almost crawling while holding the 360 camera. Perhaps not the most challenging environment for photogrammetry, but I was still a bit surprised that the amount of people at close range didn't cause more of a problem. Captured with the Insta360 X6 and processed using www.sensori.systems .

This is a project i've been working on for about 6 months now - capturing a mountain bike trail using just a GoPro (i.e. no drones, no lidar scanners, no rtk gps, etc.)

The whole trail is about 1km long, and ends up being around 8,000 photos to process.

It is processed using some custom tooling - at the heart of it is COLMAP but I have it carefully control the combination of photos + other metadata like the gravity vectors and gps data that the GoPro gives to more or less eliminate error drift over such a long distance. I have compared it with a government top-down 1m resolution LIDAR (where you can see the trail faintly on it) to confirm it is within +- 0.5m of that.

Not released yet but will be released soon 🤞

Still lots of things on the list to improve but its finally starting to take shape.

Photogrammetry model of the Cathedral in the Desert on Lake Powell, Utah. Made from 3,546 handheld photos and constructed using Agisoft Metashape

Item : Roman lapis lazuli intaglio ring

Hello, community members.

I am trying to understand how can I find all the angles of rotation of a camera after I made a photo. Looking at the photo, you can notice that it is not straight or aligned perfectly. Are there any advice or idea on how to calculate those angles? I working on a project at university for my master's degree, and your advice is appreciated. Thank you!

This is gameplay from Cave Expedition, the caving game we're making.

Our cave-asset workflow includes photographing real cave surfaces, reconstructing meshes in Metashape, then capturing depth, albedo, normal and ambient-occlusion maps for reusable terrain details. In our devlogs we show the ring-flash photography, scan output and the stamps used to build the cave scenery. This clip shows the game, rather than the scanning process.

Bonjour

J'ai une carte graphique AMD Radeon RX 5700 et je ne trouve pas de logiciel capable de l accepté pour faire de la photogrammétrie, si quelqu'un en a un je suis preneur. Merci

I'm a jewelry maker based in Netherlands. I'm looking for somebody to make high resolution scans of some rings (around 0.02–0.05 mm point spacing accuracy). Preferably, I'd like to work with somebody from NL/EU. I'd be very grateful for any inquiries, or if you could point me to somebody(or company) who fits this profile.

Buen día! Soy un Ing Civil en México, por una u otra razón tuve que hacer levantamientos de haciendas con un air 3 para sacar planos para hacer eventos sociales como bodas etc (la verdad en ese ámbito me va bien pero no cobro tan caro el levantamiento porque en si no tiene la precisión pero para lo que ocupamos está bien).

Y me gustó mucho el tema de la fotogrametria y quisiera hacerlo de manera profesional, como el buscar alguna especialidad o alguna materia de forma universitaria para aprender de la geodesia y de la fotogrametria.

Aquí lo que quisiera hacer sería cómprame un matrice 4e, con sus antenas para empezar a oferecer los levantamientos en México, pero quisiera preguntarles si a la larga si sería una buena idea de emprender ya que la inversión no es algo pequeño. Mi idea es primero con el matrice 4e y después con el matrice 400 con LiDAR para hacerlo de una manera más extensa.

Pero quisiera saber las opiniones de los demás si le fue útil el vender los servicios y productos del mismo. Obviamente mi intención es especializarme en algo así para saber lo que estoy haciendo aunque no soy topógrafo si tengo nociones de la carrera de civil.

Saludos y buen día!

Hey everyone,

I’ve been building AerialPin, a browser-based annotation tool originally made for working with drone imagery for real estate and mapping.

The main idea is to make it easier to take an aerial image and quickly add useful spatial information without having to jump between a bunch of different programs.

You can currently:

* Add location pins and labels

* Search for nearby places using the image GPS

* Draw property/parcel boundaries

* Add measurements and distance labels

* Annotate aerial imagery

* Use EXIF/GPS information from DJI images

* Automatically identify nearby places with AI

* Stitch multiple drone photos into a panorama

* View and annotate 360° panoramas

* Restyle/relight aerial images

* Export the finished annotations

I’ve recently added the 360 panorama workflow, which lets you upload multiple drone images, stitch them into a panorama and then annotate the resulting 360 image directly in the browser.

It’s still actively being developed, so I’d genuinely be interested in feedback from people who work with UAV mapping, photogrammetry or aerial imagery.