I was referring simply to the amount of time the software takes to process the photographs and turn them into geometry :) I didn't actually alter the images in any way for this test..
Ed
May 4, 2011 at 3:32 pm
Hey Jamie,
When the sparse point cloud is generated there doesn't seem like enough points to give any good detail. Seems like hardly any points in the face area. The photo references have been taken from many rotational angles and seem pretty clear as well as being shot using 35mm so not sure what's up. Is it possible to make some of the photos you created available for reference/testing purposes?
cheers
beef
May 28, 2011 at 1:37 pm
whoa, andy. go easy on the pies mate :)
Sebastian
June 2, 2011 at 11:41 am
This is given me a bit of hope with AGIsoft. The only frustration is that I cannot change the focal length on my cheap camera.
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I was referring simply to the amount of time the software takes to process the photographs and turn them into geometry :) I didn't actually alter the images in any way for this test..
Hey Jamie,
When the sparse point cloud is generated there doesn't seem like enough points to give any good detail. Seems like hardly any points in the face area. The photo references have been taken from many rotational angles and seem pretty clear as well as being shot using 35mm so not sure what's up. Is it possible to make some of the photos you created available for reference/testing purposes?
cheers
whoa, andy. go easy on the pies mate :)
This is given me a bit of hope with AGIsoft. The only frustration is that I cannot change the focal length on my cheap camera.
Running some more tests now..