Hello! Last year I started using Zephyr and created this post: https://www.3dflow.net/forums/forum/...-of-the-photos
Since then, I tried to follow the tips present in the answers (thank you for that, I started with no clue about what I was doing) and indeed the changes in the capture method showed great improvment in the quality of the images and in Zephyr's capacity of orientate them right.
Now we're using no painted rocks over a cube with targets (just to scale the model), turning them by hand, taking pictures of 2 different angles, with a green background.
The result are sets of images like theese (one for each angle):
Zephyr always orientate right every single image, but some of the samples are showing the very same problem over and over: when I try to create the dense point cloud, part of the model (that was present in the sparse cloud) just vanishes.
It's very important that I get the missing part, since I can't scale the model without it, and our final goal is to mensurate as exactly as we can the rock's surface area.
I would be very grateful if you can help me with this, beacause I already tried everyting I can think of.
Since then, I tried to follow the tips present in the answers (thank you for that, I started with no clue about what I was doing) and indeed the changes in the capture method showed great improvment in the quality of the images and in Zephyr's capacity of orientate them right.
Now we're using no painted rocks over a cube with targets (just to scale the model), turning them by hand, taking pictures of 2 different angles, with a green background.
The result are sets of images like theese (one for each angle):
Zephyr always orientate right every single image, but some of the samples are showing the very same problem over and over: when I try to create the dense point cloud, part of the model (that was present in the sparse cloud) just vanishes.
It's very important that I get the missing part, since I can't scale the model without it, and our final goal is to mensurate as exactly as we can the rock's surface area.
I would be very grateful if you can help me with this, beacause I already tried everyting I can think of.
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