I'm trying to produce models of urban sites using both vertical and oblique photos acquired from an helicopter.
Sometimes, I got relatively good results, but some parts of the low-density cloud are obviously wrong:
a sub-cloud stretches outside of the model, rougly oriented on a oblique plane.
This suggests a wrongly computed camera orientation.
I have enough camera to remove a few badly oriented, but finding the culprit(s) is another story !
The only solution I found so far is to remove camera one by one and see the result in the model window.
As I often work with a few hunderds cameras, this procedure can be very tedious, especially if there are a few wrongly oriented parts of the cloud.
Is there a solution to:
a) select one camera (or group of cameras) and highlight corresponding parts of the cloud
or
b) select a part of the cloud and identify which camera(s) are involved in its construction.
(Otion b will of course be easier for my specific problem)