Where are you? Everyone waiting for the conclusion of the course, which by the way was the best I've seen on the net.

I really enjoy your tutorials as a new user of Agisoft. I would really appreciate it if you could do one regarding using markers to align chunks within the typical drone topography survey space.

Thank you for your explain

Metrical - Thanks for the great videos, you are answering many questions I have had that the agisoft forums have not covered. Question: when I optimize cameras midway after pointing out several markers, the software seems to randomly select camera parameters that I have not previously selected, i.e. if I select f, cx, cy, k1, k2, k3, p1, p2 (my typical optimization parameters) and perform an optimization, then point out a few more markers, the next time I optimize cameras different parameters will be automatically selected by agisoft so I have to reset them back to the original ones. Do you know why agisoft does this? Is it suggesting something to me based on the selected parameters that come up? Also - could you explain what adaptive camera model fitting option does in the optimize cameras tool? Thanks again for all the wonderful material!!

Nice video! In order to measure buildings, do DTM and DSM have different accuracy? or just the view that sometimes DSM appears on a wall

Wonderful tutorial, thank you! Have you completed a tutorial for adding coordinates to markers?

Hi metrical, very nice video. You explained well so much things!! So, I have question for you - how did you get those table with coordinates, and rotations of images, and also with the coordinates of markers (on the left side of screen)? I'm using version 1.5 PRO, and I don't exactly know how to enable to view these things, please help me to figure this out!! 🤔

Thank you for this really good tutorial =) But what a cliffhanger - I waited for the part about importing coordinates to the control points, which would be the next step after setting the points. Maybe in the next video?

@danielalbarelloluza8117

2 жыл бұрын

Olá. Você pode importar os pontos no Agisoft, todos de uma vez. Após a importação você pode filtrar as imagens por pontos para assim manter os mesmos como pontos de controle. Para os pontos de verificação, é só você abrir uma imagem com algum ponto conhecido e clicar com o botão direito do mouse e ir na opção, "Place Marker" e selecionar o nome do ponto que você já inseriu anteriormente. Espero ter ajudado.

does this only work with Metashape Professional or also Standard? I cannot find this anywhere in my Standard version.

Thanks for really good tutorial. I was exploring Agisoft Metashape but stuck up at the very beginning. I added photographs keeping default coordinate system. Its fine all camera positions in place. But the moment i convert coordinates in WGS84 UTM Zone 43, the results are not ok. The easting and northing values are interchanged. Further if I add markers, they are ok and falling at right place in the model where as the images and markers are far far apart Kindly guide

Why would you not Import your known points first, then just filter photos by marker? Would seem to be much faster for large data sets.

Hi. Can it use vertical markers? Or can Z coordinates have different accuracy from XY?

Are markers only available in Professional Version?

standart version have point? marker? or only pro

Hi, as you said that the camera position coordinates are not accurate, why you still included the camera position? Would they bring wrong information to the alignment process? Would not including them and directly going for GCPs and check points a better option? I am encountering a similar issue: the camera positions are not accurate, especially altitude. İ am not sure if I should still import them from the Reference. Any suggestions? Thank you!

is the point / flag function an option in standard(trial) version? :S I dont see the flag icon above either....

Hello, Can I export Align photos' back to file? with modifies metadata like gps position and etc?

Hi Metrical. Nice video. I hope you can make a video regarding importing ground control points and gives us some tips about it. I don´t know if you have had the experience of flying on high terrains because I have had the opportunity of working in these conditions and I found that the altitude registered by the drone does not match with the GCP's that I took. I used a Mavic 2 pro. Casually, do you know why this happens ?. Regards!

@abolajiolusegun4327

2 жыл бұрын

CONVERT TO YOUR COORDINATE SYSTEM

@un_geologoviajero1019

2 жыл бұрын

@@abolajiolusegun4327 thanks for your comment. But, it did not work, it results that the altitude taken by the drone are based on atmospheric pressure. However, I got the answer to my question. Thanks.

@huyleang8018

20 күн бұрын

@@un_geologoviajero1019 Dear man, how did you solve the problem?

@un_geologoviajero1019

5 күн бұрын

@@huyleang8018 Hi, after studying this topic, I found that the version of this drone registered the altitude based on atmospheric pressure, something that is not accurate regarding this condition. For this reason, I adjusted this altitude using GCPs taken with a GNSS station and then, I process this information in the software to obtain the orthomosaic.

I have a csv file with marker locations. How do I add these locations to my project? The markers aren't easily viewable in my photos so I would like to just simply add the csv file to my project but I'm currently unable to do so.

hello

Not something you can do with the standard version. Needs to be said.