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Pixpro photogrammetry blog
Handheld Photogrammetry with a Drone
Drones are cameras with wings and propellers. The aerial perspective often makes a drone their first dedicated imaging device for many people. Most drones can be used as good terrestrial cameras as well.
Lukas Zmejevskis
Photogrammetry Checklists - Aerial - Terrestrial - Processing
Checklists are among the most common and practical tools for organizing and completing tasks. Whether you need to plan a project, prepare for a trip, or remember your daily chores, a checklist can help you stay on track and avoid forgetting anything important.
Paulius Bagdonas
From Pixpro to Sketchup
SketchUp is a 3D design software that lets you create and edit 2D and 3D models with a simple interface. You can use SketchUp for various purposes, such as architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, asset design, and more.
Lukas Zmejevskis
Photogrammetry With DJI Mavic 3 - Waypoints
We got access to waypoints with the most recent software update to the DJI Mavic 3. Waypoints are an automated and repeatable flight type that uses predefined points on the map. We can see the similarities between waypoints and automated grid flights in enterprise drones.
Lukas Zmejevskis
Best Lens Focal Length For Photogrammetry
Lens focal length is a fundamental concept in photography that determines the field of view, magnification, and depth of field of a lens. It is a critical parameter that affects the visual appearance of images.
Lukas Zmejevskis
Relative vs. Absolute Accuracy in Photogrammetry
Photogrammetry can be as accurate as anything, but it is only as good as your input data. Input data also determines the absolute and relative accuracy of your project.
Lukas Zmejevskis
Macro Photogrammetry - Combining Multiple Techniques
Macro photogrammetry requires combining focus stacking, cross-polarization, and 3D image capture methods to scan small objects successfully. It is the most time-consuming and laborious type of photogrammetric 3D scanning.
Lukas Zmejevskis
Focus Stacking for Photogrammetry
Focus stacking is a technique that involves taking a lot of photos and combining them to create an image that does not contain a narrow focus zone. It is bread and butter for macro photographers because close-up photography deals with the razor-thin depth of fields. The thin depth of field results f
Pixpro Team
Photogrammetry Calculator – GSD, Flight Speed and More
Using our experience in aerial photogrammetry and client support, we created the Pixpro Photogrammetry Calculator. It should help to study and execute automatic and manual photogrammetry flights. With these calculations, you will be more prepared for the upcoming flight, knowing what quality and tim
Pixpro Team
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