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General / Re: Altitude from EXIF in DJI Phantom 3 is negative
« on: November 20, 2018, 02:56:47 AM »
Thank you for the add-altitude script, Alexey. Very useful, especially when using photos from DJI P4.
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Hello José,
It should look like the following sample:
... In the next version of PhotoScan non-coded target automatic detection will be supported for the four-sector circles with white and black sectors.
Hi.
Just sharing this if useful:
All these tests were run on
Dell Precision T7600
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hello,
i am using an ASUS Z9PE-D8-WS with Dual Xeon and Dual ATI 7970. Using latest drivers from ATI 13.251
In the Preferences i see only 2048Mb available for OPEN-CL processing, but i dont have any VGA enables in BIOS or anything, so it is quite strange aswell.
@Wishgranter: do you have any reccomendations?
Thanks and regards
Hello, you need NVIDIA® Quadro® professional graphics boards
View compatible cards here: http://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro_pro_graphics_boards.html
Forget this one http://www.supermicro.com/products/system/4U/4027/SYS-4027GR-TR.cfm See PCI-E slots ammount.....
i have dual xeon board from Supermicro, rock solid and stable..... 24 RAM Slots and etc....
hard to say, but from reading a lot on forums before my purchase was pointed to Supermicro... depend on what need to have, im think as its standard 2011 socket that you can use even Wcooling
http://www.supermicro.nl/products/system/4U/7047/SYS-7047GR-TPRF.cfm
I might get a chance to try the Mac Pro next week. The boss just reviewed one, but I have to get him to give me remote access to test. The 1866 C13 memory is going to kill performance though. ECC JEDEC standards are pretty lax, which makes me wonder if you can put normal non-ECC memory in it for a bit of a boost (and the system will enable XMP too).