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General / Do i need to set/change something when working with small Focal Lengths-mobile?
« on: June 27, 2023, 05:20:22 PM »
Do i need to set/change something when working with small Focal Lengths (mobile phone etc.)
Hello
When using pictures taken with small focal lenghts (below 18mm), like the ones used in mobile phones (5mm and so on) or even cheap compact "point and shoot" cameras (like Ixus 132), do i need to change some setting in agisoft metashape to get good results...? I read somewhere (here on forums) that you should "switch" somewhere (some settings in metashape) to "fisheye lenses used" or something like that). To get good results... But im not sure (if its true, and if it applies even to newer metashapes versions (and isnt only a thing of the past)).
Cause when i use pictures taken by mobile phones (cheap ones) or even the cheap compact point and shoot cameras (ixus 132 for example), i get (on high, ultra high dense point cloud settings) rather "noisy" point clouds (dont know how to call it), im not sure if its because of motion blur (me not holding the camera steady enough), or if its because i use "wrong settings" in metashape when working with these small focal length files, or if its something else...?
Hello
When using pictures taken with small focal lenghts (below 18mm), like the ones used in mobile phones (5mm and so on) or even cheap compact "point and shoot" cameras (like Ixus 132), do i need to change some setting in agisoft metashape to get good results...? I read somewhere (here on forums) that you should "switch" somewhere (some settings in metashape) to "fisheye lenses used" or something like that). To get good results... But im not sure (if its true, and if it applies even to newer metashapes versions (and isnt only a thing of the past)).
Cause when i use pictures taken by mobile phones (cheap ones) or even the cheap compact point and shoot cameras (ixus 132 for example), i get (on high, ultra high dense point cloud settings) rather "noisy" point clouds (dont know how to call it), im not sure if its because of motion blur (me not holding the camera steady enough), or if its because i use "wrong settings" in metashape when working with these small focal length files, or if its something else...?