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Manual Photography with iPhone 16 Pro Max -  Android/Windows User Perspective

Adage as old as touchscreens on portable devices tells us that the best camera is the one you have. We have the luxury of having cameras everywhere we go because we are dependent and addicted to smartphones.

Custom Christmas with Photogrammetry and 3D printing

As we wrap up another year of our existence, as always, it ends with holidays worldwide. Whichever occasion you are celebrating. The festive mood will likely require some decorations around the house.

In-Camera Focus Bracketing - Sony A7 IV How To

After many years of manual focusing or using third-party solutions, we finally got the focus bracketing feature in one of the most popular full-frame cameras on the market—the Sony A7 IV.

Veeniix V11 Pro Drone Review - Far From Pro

Recently, we received a Veeniix V11 Pro drone from Rukotoys for review. As always, I am going to give our honest opinion on it. This will not be an extensive review, but we will look at the core features of this drone and see how it handles and how refined it is.

Small Scale Scan Part 2 - Cross Polarization for Difficult Objects

This time, however, we are tackling a much more difficult object as promised, which could be considered a worst-case scenario, but still scannable.

Small Scale Photogrammetry Part 1 - Main Challenges and a Best Case

Small-scale photogrammetry has the classic fundamental requirements, while the challenges and difficulties can be different and unique compared to medium-scale or aerial photogrammetry.

Pixpro Waypoints Update - Multi Grids

We are updating our Pixpro Waypoints service with a new plan—multi grids—and a few other minor improvements.

Most Asked Photogrammetry Questions Part 3 - Getting Deeper

We are continuing our FAQ series of articles with the third installment. This time, we are providing 10 answers to questions our clients often ask.

Overlap Between Different Perspectives

Photogrammetry can be simple and rigid or complex and adaptable. Combining different scan patterns adds complexity to the work but improves detail and coverage. We often use examples of combined flights, of which the orbital + nadir grid is a classic. They provide great 3D structure while being easy