@@agisoftmetashape3247 Wow at minute 5:50 something that interests me very much starts. I do caving archeology and I would really like to learn and do photogrammetry of ancient tunnels or underground environments that I can connect to aerial photogrammetry. You can find the tutorial or at least an explanation of the work done in that context ?Thanks
@@federicopecorino3382 The data used for these example is a FINE benchmark: www.3d-arch.org/FINE-benchmark.pdf You can find more information regarding the image acquisition process in the document (link is provided above). Due to the tight space the camera rig of several wide-angle lens cameras has been used, thus providing good overlap between the images and coverage of the tunnel surfaces. In order to link the underground project to the outdoor project we would suggest to use some control points (for example, near the tunnel entrance/exit) which are measured in the same coordinate system, as the outdoor/aerial project. Thus both project will be aligned by default based on georeferencing information. Additionally, you can use some scale bars for the tunnel interior, in order to apply additional scaling information to the project, as few control points located on the single edge of the model may be not sufficient.
Hello! Educational license allows to save the results and export the data in the formats supported by the selected edition (see the Appendix B of the corresponding Manual for the complete list of supported import/export formats). Educational license prohibits the use of the processing results in commercial purposes.
Hello Laszlo, STL is one of the supported export formats for the polygonal model export. However, some post processing may be required, depending on the 3D-printing requirements.
Hello, Thanks for your tutorial, can I ask a question? The models that I scanned in Metashape were very clear, but when I imported them into C4D, they became very rough. Do you know what was the reason? How to resolve it?
Hello! Please send the email to support@agisoft.com describing the issue: include the screenshots of the model from Metashape window and from C4D, screenshot of the parameters used in Export Model dialog and PDF report exported from the project.
@@agisoftmetashape3247 Hello! How do you think the performance will be on M1/M1Pro/M1Max? Will it be comparable to regular Intel/AMD/Nvidia based systems or even better in some ways?
Can we use an image sequence in metashape
你能告诉我如何使用元形状模型制作这种视频吗？
Damn where did that beat come from at 7:15 ....so slappy.
That looks so awesome, how do you take the pictures for the tunnel ones?
Hello! You can learn more about this project from the blog-post of the model author: tacticalspace.org/archives/full-length-graffiti-tunnel-scan/
@@agisoftmetashape3247 Wow at minute 5:50 something that interests me very much starts. I do caving archeology and I would really like to learn and do photogrammetry of ancient tunnels or underground environments that I can connect to aerial photogrammetry. You can find the tutorial or at least an explanation of the work done in that context ?Thanks
@@federicopecorino3382 The data used for these example is a FINE benchmark: www.3d-arch.org/FINE-benchmark.pdf
You can find more information regarding the image acquisition process in the document (link is provided above). Due to the tight space the camera rig of several wide-angle lens cameras has been used, thus providing good overlap between the images and coverage of the tunnel surfaces.
In order to link the underground project to the outdoor project we would suggest to use some control points (for example, near the tunnel entrance/exit) which are measured in the same coordinate system, as the outdoor/aerial project. Thus both project will be aligned by default based on georeferencing information. Additionally, you can use some scale bars for the tunnel interior, in order to apply additional scaling information to the project, as few control points located on the single edge of the model may be not sufficient.
With an educational license of Agisoft Metashape Standard, is it still possible to Save and Import/Export models and textures?
Hello! Educational license allows to save the results and export the data in the formats supported by the selected edition (see the Appendix B of the corresponding Manual for the complete list of supported import/export formats). Educational license prohibits the use of the processing results in commercial purposes.
Are you able to save or export out an STL file for 3D printing?
Hello Laszlo,
STL is one of the supported export formats for the polygonal model export. However, some post processing may be required, depending on the 3D-printing requirements.
Hello, Thanks for your tutorial, can I ask a question? The models that I scanned in Metashape were very clear, but when I imported them into C4D, they became very rough. Do you know what was the reason? How to resolve it?
Hello! Please send the email to support@agisoft.com describing the issue: include the screenshots of the model from Metashape window and from C4D, screenshot of the parameters used in Export Model dialog and PDF report exported from the project.
Works on M1 macs? (ARM base new macs)
Hello Nicolas, currently Metashape works on M1 only in Rosetta compatibility mode. But we are planning to make a native installer for M1 architecture.
@@agisoftmetashape3247 Hello! How do you think the performance will be on M1/M1Pro/M1Max? Will it be comparable to regular Intel/AMD/Nvidia based systems or even better in some ways?