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General / Re: Image Alignment in ECEF coordinates
« on: December 10, 2020, 06:51:57 PM »ok I sent the file by email, but in another question of mine that I sent by email I did not get a response from the support
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ok I sent the file by email, but in another question of mine that I sent by email I did not get a response from the support
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General / fail alignment from ECEF coordinates
« on: December 10, 2020, 12:10:06 AM »
Hi, I'm having some problems in image alignment step. The image positions are in ECEF coordinates , but after image alignment they are readjusted to positions that are very far from the real value.
I wonder if anyone has a solution for this, because I want the metshape uses the real positions to align images.
I wonder if anyone has a solution for this, because I want the metshape uses the real positions to align images.
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General / Image Alignment in ECEF coordinates
« on: December 09, 2020, 12:29:09 PM »
Hi,
I'm having problems with image alignment.
the positions of the images in the ECEF coordinates, but after alignment they are readjusted to positions that are very far from the real value.
I wonder if anyone has a solution for this.
thanks
I'm having problems with image alignment.
the positions of the images in the ECEF coordinates, but after alignment they are readjusted to positions that are very far from the real value.
I wonder if anyone has a solution for this.
thanks
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General / Re: Multiple cameras
« on: September 24, 2019, 11:35:11 PM »
Hello Alexey,
Is there the sequence below in python?
"- Create a new project
- Load all the photos for both cameras
- Open "Camera Calibration" dialog from the Tools menu
- Select all photos captured by the 1st camera
- Click Import... and load the 1st camera calibration file
- Select all photos captured by the 2nd camera
- Click Import... and load the 2nd camera calibration file
- Click Close button to close the dialog box
Thanks
Is there the sequence below in python?
"- Create a new project
- Load all the photos for both cameras
- Open "Camera Calibration" dialog from the Tools menu
- Select all photos captured by the 1st camera
- Click Import... and load the 1st camera calibration file
- Select all photos captured by the 2nd camera
- Click Import... and load the 2nd camera calibration file
- Click Close button to close the dialog box
Thanks
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Python and Java API / Extract and change the coordinate system
« on: July 15, 2019, 04:58:01 PM »
Dear
I have a few questions, if I can answer, I would be grateful.
The alignment is performed, the images are positioned in which coordinate system?
Is it possible to extract this information by python?
Is it possible to position all images by adopting as the center of the coordinate system the center of a single image?
thankful
I have a few questions, if I can answer, I would be grateful.
The alignment is performed, the images are positioned in which coordinate system?
Is it possible to extract this information by python?
Is it possible to position all images by adopting as the center of the coordinate system the center of a single image?
thankful
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Camera Calibration / Extract the tie point positions (u and v)
« on: April 10, 2019, 03:09:38 PM »
How to extract the tie point positions (u and v, in pixel)?
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Python and Java API / Extract the tie point positions (u and v)
« on: April 09, 2019, 12:17:28 AM »
How to extract the tie point positions (u and v, in pixel)? is it possible for python? What is the process for accessing this information?
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