Hi,
Arie...It seems you might want to optimize your data acquisition methods. I've been using Metashape for a long time and can't even remember the last time I had alignment issues.
All my photos are correctly exposed evenly lit, 12 out of 22 failed the other day, ran them in photoscan and they all were aligned.
I had 1 fail in each of 2 sets, subject very matt, rusty covered in the most ideal surface pattern sat on newspaper, looking at the failure it had good progression from the previous one and into the next one that got aligned.
the photos couldnt be better, bounce flash off the ceiling in all cases or direct flash, only suitable of item has very matt surface, all are adjusted in camera raw in photoshop, detailed revealed in shadows, lighting variances evened out, honesyly those that fail have no apparent reason to at all.
Now if I feel the background might be causing issues then I want to mask it out of the process, and thats why I want to know the easy way of doing so on 144 photos for example.
But if one has to make the model before using mask from model, thats a catch 22, how does one overide that one ?
I am still baffled by that.
if only someone would even reply to my asking how to use Photoshop to make a mask.
https://www.agisoft.com/forum/index.php?topic=14717.0I will be sending Agisoft the photo sets of those that fail align in metashape and get aligned by photoscan.
usually metashape lets me down on alignment and photoscan never ever does.
polarnick, unfortunately I dont use metashape pro. I do wonder if pro also fails in same way as Standard.
Steve