Pixpro photogrammetry blog

Pixpro Blog - Photogrammetry 101

If you are reading this - you are reading our 101st consecutive weekly blog article. We set out to bring attention to our software while providing practical, real-world advice for our readers.

RAW Photo Processing for Photogrammetry

Input data is the most critical factor in photogrammetry, bar none. If we want to maximize the quality and flexibility of the photos we take for 3D reconstruction - we must do initial capture in raw format. In essence, the raw format provides all the valuable and redundant data captured by the imagi

Human Photogrammetry with a Single Camera

Scanning a human being is quite a famous photogrammetry use case nowadays, from getting scans for fun to replicate yourself in 3D space to high-end CGI and medical applications. Often, you see people captured in multi-camera rigs, where photos are taken from all camera positions simultaneously.

Tower Inspection With Photogrammetry

Inspection and photogrammetric capture is the perfect combination for data acquisition and analysis. Inspection is often done and associated with real-time work - looking around with the help of specific equipment and your eyes. Photogrammetric capture provides data that will remain as long as you n

Pixpro to PowerPoint - 3D Data in Your Presentation

Sometimes, it is really about the presentation. Showing off your data in a well-made slideshow can make or break the deal. In this article, we will overview how you can show off data processed in Pixpro photogrammetry software in your presentation.

Digital Elevation Map Editing Tools in Pixpro

Pixpro photogrammetry software provides various spatial data generation and has a few tools for data manipulation. This blog post will demonstrate a few digital elevation map manipulation tools that can help in many use cases.

Manual vs. Electronic Lenses - Which is Best for You?

A lens focuses light onto the imaging sensor or film, thus creating an image. There are dozens of types of different lenses and different categories by use case or physical properties. But if we had to split all of the optical world into two distinct categories - it would be electronic and manual le

Not Spooky - Photogrammetry is Easy

If you have a camera - any camera - you can do photogrammetry. You need to follow a few rules to capture a scene from the real world and put it into virtual 3D space. You will also need a tool that will do 90 percent of the work for you - Pixpro photogrammetry software.

Speed Limit Settings for Photogrammetry

Speed settings are essential for consistent flights and overlap control in photogrammetry. When we make our 3D scanning examples, we always use various speed limit settings with the consumer DJI drones.