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Hello Michal,
thank you for your interest in our product.
The camera orientation phase is probably the most crucial step for the photogrammetry pipeline. It's difficult to say why you are not able to orient those specific pictures, but I will try to give you some guidelines.
A first problem is probably the number of photos. Given that the subjects you are trying to reconstruct are not the easiest ones to start with, always shoot many photos to get more overlap and help the software to 'stitch' the photos together.
Please also have a look at this guidelines for general photography tips:
From inside Zephyr, you can try to use the 'deep' preset if the 'default' ones do not work properly.
Finally, I suggest you to start with an easier and well texture subject (like a stump or a rock) and then move on more difficult objects.
For a quick introduction covering a very basic workflow with a very simple object you might also have a look to this videotutorial we recently published:
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I am trying to model a stuffed animal and it is also rejecting most of my pictures. I have tried using the "deep" preset instead of the default. I would be happy to post my set of pictures if that would help. I just want to understand what is making my pictures unusable.
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Hi joannagschneider,
we will gladly have a look at your photos! If you can share the photos with me (either by putting them online and posting the link or by sending me a pm with the link) i'll check it as soon as possible!Comment
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Here's a link to my pictures: https://imgur.com/a/YIPiR
I even masked every image, but still most of them didn't get used.Comment
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Thank you for sharing!
Sadly, your images are too blurred for photogrammetry use. I suggest you use a tripod so it's easier to get stable, sharp images. I'm afraid there isn't much you can do to salvage completetly that dataset if not taking the photos again.
here is a brief videotutorial we made last week about photography for photogrammetry, that explains some tips and tricks:
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