Yep, very familiar with Agisoft as I use it at least once a week, love it. I did just have someone from 3DF Zephyr reach out to me, I just got a trial version of their software today so Im about to test it out between Agisoft and VisualSFM.jmiranda wrote:David, I don't have the camera information in hand, as I'm out of the office, but the software used was Agisoft Photoscan. In addition of the point cloud I was able to create a DEM, a kmz, a 3d pdf and the regular ortho-rectified .tiff. I'll get back to you as soon as I get the camera info.
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David,
I would love to hear comparisons. IMO they probably all use the same base technique - so I don't know if there will be any difference. But would love to know if I am right or not
I would love to hear comparisons. IMO they probably all use the same base technique - so I don't know if there will be any difference. But would love to know if I am right or not
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Well the biggest difference so far is price:tbwester wrote:David,
I would love to hear comparisons. IMO they probably all use the same base technique - so I don't know if there will be any difference. But would love to know if I am right or not
VisualSFM = FREE (for personal use, private licenses available upon request)
Agisoft = $3499
3DF Zephyr = $2900
Ill throw some rusults up in a Potree viewer once they are complete to see different results.
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David (@dtmcnamara) the camera used for the point cloud on the video is an Intergraph DMC-148 with a focal length of 120mm