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Hello ahmed KIMOO,can you tell the method of convert them?
The short answer is "No" - yaw, pitch and roll are different from phi, omega and kappa.
You can see how OPK angles could be imported to PhotoScan using script command in the following thread:
http://www.agisoft.com/forum/index.php?topic=5891
Hello ahmed KIMOO,hello Alexey Pasumansky,
The short answer is "No" - yaw, pitch and roll are different from phi, omega and kappa.
You can see how OPK angles could be imported to PhotoScan using script command in the following thread:
http://www.agisoft.com/forum/index.php?topic=5891
Hello ahmed KIMOO,i did that, but gps psition only is imported not orientation.
You can enable "load camera orientation from XMP" in the Advanced tab of PhotoScan Preferences window. Then load images or press import EXIF button on the Reference pane.
If it doesn't help, provide an example of the image to support@agisoft.com.
Alternatively, you can load all the information about camera position and orientation from the text file.
Hello ahmed KIMOO,thanks for your answer
Yes, you can convert the values externally and import to PhotoScan. Or you can use Convert button on the Reference pane, once the coordinates of the camera positions are loaded.
Hello ahmed KIMOO,the first option isnot available because the camera position is in a geographic coordinate ( is it available to export the camera location and transform it in the desired system and then import it again
There are two options, georeference the model directly in the desired coordinate system, or, if the model has been georeferenced in another coordinate system, use different system in the coordinate system selection of the Export Points dialog. The second way will only work when there's a transformation available between system the model is referenced in and the output coordinate system.
But it's quite confusing, since int eh first post you are saying that points are exported in lat, long, alt format and then say that you need WGS84 coordinate system. Don't you have the desired result already?
?)EPSG::4326 - is WGS84 geographic coordinate system.how can i convert it to UTM and export it??
Hello ahmed KIMOO,EPSG 4326
What is the EPSG code of the zone you are interested in or it's name?
Hello ahmed KIMOO,hello,
What do you mean under correct coordinates?
Usually people are using projected coordinate systems, like UTM and they are related to the geographic zone or country.
