Hi!
I have problem understanding how to read, what to read, how to know that you got a good and optimized sparse point cloud.
If I right click a chunk and get show info, I get Effective Overlap: 3.67156 and Reprojection error: 0.221619 (1.04192 max)
What does this tell me, how do I know when I got a good value? Is this the info that tells me this or should I look somewhere else?
Next question: When I use Gradual Selection, Reprojection error how does this correspond together with the values in my show info window? Do they even?
Lets say I the reprojection error level to 0.5 and delete those points am I supposed to use the Optimize Camera function Alignment after deleted? Should all pre selected tick boxes be checked?
Please help me understand this once and for all
Topic: How do you know you got a good sparse point cloud?? (Read 2688 times)
