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Top 10 Photogrammetry Misconceptions Part 2 – Advanced Myths

A while back I published a list of the most common photogrammetry misconceptions I kept running into. That post focused on the basics: gear, megapixels, settings, and other things beginners often get wrong.

What Actually Affects Photogrammetry Accuracy?

Photogrammetry accuracy is one of those topics that seems straightforward at first. You take photos, run them through software, and expect accurate results. In reality, it does not quite work like that.

Vertical Coordinate Systems in Photogrammetry – Ellipsoid vs Geoid Explained

Vertical coordinate systems usually go unnoticed until something stops matching. A model aligns perfectly in 2D view, but elevations are off. Volumes look reasonable, yet they do not match survey results.

Photogrammetry 202 - Pixpro Blog Index

In our final blog post of the year, we are indexing Pixpro photogrammetry blog posts from the last two years. After publishing regularly for a while, things tend to scatter: posts about workflows, Pixpro features, hardware tests, random experiments, use cases, comparisons.

Travel Photogrammetry - More Fun than 2D Photos

Sometimes a 2D photo does not do justice to a moment or a place, and you wish you had something more… dimensional. Something that captures shape, texture, and the little details that flat images tend to flatten even more.

Budget in Photogrammetry - Affordable to Medium to Premium

Photogrammetry, like many other professions, hobbies, or disciplines, can have different budget tiers. In this article, I will provide my opinion on what I consider to be photogrammetry gear, ranging from affordable to premium to high-end tiers.

Top 10 Photogrammetry Misconceptions

There are many misconceptions about photogrammetry, especially for those just getting into it. That is entirely understandable. This field is not exactly mainstream, and it blends elements of photography, surveying, modeling, and data processing — so confusion is common.

No. 1 Mistake You Are Making in Photogrammetry Right Now

As photogrammetry software developers, we need to troubleshoot multiple projects from our clients every week. The number one mistake, especially when making measuring projects, is using redundant photos. These photos can appear for a few reasons, which I will describe, and they can be quickly dealt

Classic Photogrammetry with an iPhone

Photogrammetric 3D scanning can turn a bunch of regular photos into a 3D model or a scene. So, we only need a camera and some knowledge of how to take photos. In the previous article, we tested the latest iPhone camera with a few different apps.