Help with orthophoto quality. How to improve it?

[Fernandoker]

I made some UAV datasets with a Canon SX260. But I'm not liking the final orthophoto results, it looks blurred in comparison to the original picture. I have a good overlap and good picture quality control.  The total dataset is more than 700 pictures.

Original Picture (I picked a house with a pool)


Agisoft Ortho (Small area CROP at 100% )



The original picture:
http://s25.postimg.org/a0losg9rz/IMG_1952.jpg

FULL SIZE PICTURES:

The original size Agisoft Result:
http://s25.postimg.org/el7v7dthb/aguas_lindas_2.jpg

You can see that the difference between the original picture and what agisoft produced as an orthophoto is big. Why?

I alligned in high, optmized, dense cloud was high and mesh was high. Didn't changed much besides that.

What can I do in the workflow to improve the quality of the ortho?

[gatsri]

what are the settings in Export Orhophoto?

Do you have some bad images --> estimate image Quality...

[Alexey Pasumansky]

Hello Fernandoker,

It will be also interesting to see the Chunk Info screenshot and solid view for the given area.

[Fernandoker]

I removed many low quality images, based on agisoft info.

Chunk Info and Export info.

[Fernandoker]

Link to solid view of the same region
http://s25.postimg.org/cqzm3dvun/solid.jpg

[Fernandoker]

No one? Any ideas?

[gatsri]

Looks like there are som "bad" images... becose in some regions the orthophoto is sharp.
what is the lowest image quality?

[James]

You could select a few points of the sparse cloud in that area, then right click and filter photos by points. Then you only have a handful of images to check through and you can be fairly sure you've seen them all.