Hi,
I want to use image and video derived from a drone.
Starting a new project i use the 3DF video capture option to generates a bunch of images. Video format is mp4. Resulting images have no exif or GPS data . I also upload some some pictures i took with the drone. They have exif and gps data but different resolution.
I wish to use images from video and the pictures i took in the same workspace.
So my question, and i hope i''m clear in formulating....
In the dialogbox, Camera Calibration Page should i keep the settings for the video-captured-images as "Autocalibrated (Unknown 3840x2160 px / 0x0px)" or should i assign the camera callibration from the photo's i took which have gps and exif info ?
Since all materials origin from the same photo apparartus (DJI mavic drone) the lens settings are similar? !n such change the autocalibrated video captures to adjusted (FC220-5m 4000x2250) could be logical..?!
Or is my logic not completly valid because image sizes videocaptures vs real photo are different...
Whats your advise?
Thx Paul
I want to use image and video derived from a drone.
Starting a new project i use the 3DF video capture option to generates a bunch of images. Video format is mp4. Resulting images have no exif or GPS data . I also upload some some pictures i took with the drone. They have exif and gps data but different resolution.
I wish to use images from video and the pictures i took in the same workspace.
So my question, and i hope i''m clear in formulating....
In the dialogbox, Camera Calibration Page should i keep the settings for the video-captured-images as "Autocalibrated (Unknown 3840x2160 px / 0x0px)" or should i assign the camera callibration from the photo's i took which have gps and exif info ?
Since all materials origin from the same photo apparartus (DJI mavic drone) the lens settings are similar? !n such change the autocalibrated video captures to adjusted (FC220-5m 4000x2250) could be logical..?!
Or is my logic not completly valid because image sizes videocaptures vs real photo are different...
Whats your advise?
Thx Paul
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