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kirk

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Re: Best camera for Photoscan?
« Reply #15 on: June 03, 2017, 03:59:39 PM »


Since 5 years I've been using Sigma compact cameras with a foveon chip.
You will never find any better MTF for about 500 Euros.
I tested a Phase One iQ180 and a Sigma DP1 Merrill.
Copare the attached meshes...

Of course there are some disadvantages working with the Merrill: To store the RAW data, it takes 15 seconds and the noise is terrible at ISO ratings bigger than 200.

However, I would always take the Merrill for UAV-missions, the Phase One for terrestrial Photogrammetry.

Wow, Is it really that much better?   I mean your second screen is so much more clean and noiseless.  I heard frightening stories about Merrill needing half a minute to save each file.

Wonder how other Sigma cameras do.   DP2 Quattro for example?

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Re: Best camera for Photoscan?
« Reply #16 on: June 03, 2017, 04:03:13 PM »

I work for a few years  with Photoscan , and i learn:   fuji xtrans sensors that were the best for phtogrammetry

Could you post a comparison or just a few examples please