Photogrammetry demo in Agisoft Metashape

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024

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  • @Velerans
    @Velerans 3 года назад +4

    So far i used Zephyr and just heard of this and check what it can do.I must clear out that you have a rare talent of a very good teacher,making the audience feel comfortable with something unknown,do not tire the viewers,choose fewer words,and know which are the most important parts someone should remember,saving much time.

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  3 года назад

      Thank you - and I do have a Zephyr demo that I did a year later with the same files!

  • @jmccann96
    @jmccann96 4 года назад +38

    If you select the column with your selection tool and then hit the crop button it will delete all the points that you did not select. Much quicker than selecting all the other points and hitting delete.

    • @zandorius
      @zandorius 3 года назад +4

      I just select what I want with the rectangle or circle selector click invert and hit delete, much quicker than this, good tutorial though, not complaining, just trying to help fellow readers of the comments section

  • @douaaal-mgoter5260
    @douaaal-mgoter5260 4 года назад +5

    The way you explain is so clear for beginners, thank you

  • @samuraisaint2360
    @samuraisaint2360 4 года назад +3

    Thank you!! saved my life,, tried meshroom with no luck , this new program is so much better

    • @creadepot3d762
      @creadepot3d762 4 года назад +1

      Because is paid software, and has a lot of features that other programs has not, and if you want them you have to look for separated. Meshroom was my option, but my pc has no cuda, so could not make it function.

  • @Snuffkin01
    @Snuffkin01 3 года назад +4

    Thank you very much, I needed that only for one of my assignments so I am glad I found somebody who could explain it so simple!

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  3 года назад +2

      Check out the follow up one I did a year later using the same data in zephr ! And thanks.

  • @Megabean
    @Megabean 2 года назад +2

    OMG thank you so much, such an easy to follow tutorial. I had these styrofoam skulls from Halloween and they made great test pieces. It came out perfect the first try. I'm a photographer and videographer professionally and like to do 3D for fun, this is such a cool fusion of my passions. I just need to find some excuses to use this.

  • @aaronodum1595
    @aaronodum1595 4 месяца назад

    You’re a boss. You’re a haus. You got the sauce. Thanks for the demo :) Very easy to follow and understand and you don’t waste a lot of time! Thank you.

  • @FantasyFuchs
    @FantasyFuchs 3 года назад +2

    this is my first time using agisoft metashape and this tutorial was just perfect! thank you so much!

    • @flyinghoerby
      @flyinghoerby 2 года назад

      Hallo,may I ask what version of metashape: standard or prof? I think it's easier and comfortabler than colmap..so I think about buying the metashape standard...

  • @emrahozcicek2875
    @emrahozcicek2875 3 года назад

    One of the best tutorial on internet, also very good agisoft explanation. Thanks in advance. Folk really benefit from your knowledge.

  • @zacharyferris3195
    @zacharyferris3195 2 года назад +1

    After you close holes you just have to select anywhere on the screen with the selection tool to unselect the holes (pink just shows what you’ve currently selected) that were closed

  • @mariaelenacardiel998
    @mariaelenacardiel998 4 года назад +6

    This is the best tutorial I have ever seen!!

  • @elhfay4563
    @elhfay4563 5 лет назад +1

    Nice, thanks for a good explanation, I do 3D scanning and never have done photogrammetry and I just pickup a DSLR camera to start my venture. Much appreciated.

    • @plog1805
      @plog1805 2 года назад

      Check out computer controlled photography turntables that automate the image capturing and can remove the background on all the photos. Iconasys.

  • @explorethewonder
    @explorethewonder 2 года назад

    Wow! Great work and thank you for sharing!

  • @declouxa
    @declouxa 2 года назад

    amazing tutorial thank you so much I was doing the steps out of order and I think im going the right direction thanks to you and this high quality, relevant and advanced tutorial !

  • @lilmort2
    @lilmort2 4 года назад +1

    This video is so helpful. Thanks for taking the time to make it!

  • @robinlatour5048
    @robinlatour5048 6 месяцев назад

    This is a really helpful video - thanks! I notice there is no scale notation for this object. I did the same steps with something, and i also cannot measure. Is there a method to apply a scale - draw from the image metadata or enter in some measurements at some stage?

  • @FPSBELGIUM
    @FPSBELGIUM 2 года назад +1

    Thank you ! :)

  • @thrillhouse_vanhouten
    @thrillhouse_vanhouten Год назад

    EXCELLENT VIDEO. Thank you

  • @varuns4098
    @varuns4098 4 года назад +2

    Jared, Sir you are awesome !! keep up the good work. :)

  • @CanilGigantesdoMoenda
    @CanilGigantesdoMoenda 5 лет назад +2

    congratulations . One of the best tutorials. but it makes me doubt. how long did it take to process the image on agisoft, until you could export the obj. And what is your CPU and GPU?

    • @paulchiche7241
      @paulchiche7241 4 года назад +1

      for me (same graphic card) it took 1hour30 minutes for 40000points

  • @ty88
    @ty88 3 месяца назад

    that was awesome. thank you

  • @basiliasTG
    @basiliasTG 3 года назад

    It was worth it. I got the basics! Thanks man!

  • @ITS21-InTheSky21
    @ITS21-InTheSky21 3 года назад

    Very good tutorial. Thank s

  • @erdemhayal3280
    @erdemhayal3280 2 года назад

    thank you Jared. U'r amazıng,you explained it well :)

  • @plentyfacts8301
    @plentyfacts8301 2 года назад +1

    Hello, I have a rather urgent question. I performed a "low" quality treatment (cloud, alignment...etc). If I want to switch to "high" quality, is there a way to reuse the work done in low quality to reduce the working time or do I have to redo everything from the beginning in high quality?
    Thanks.

  • @luismahieu
    @luismahieu 3 года назад

    I photoscanned a mountain with my drone and it looks sick! Thanks!

  • @PHlophe
    @PHlophe 3 года назад

    24:25 when you said " you know what i could do with it ? " i was so focused that i just said, uh... huh.. Uncle , tell us what you are going to !

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  3 года назад

      Thanks. I had to go back and rewatch haha. At some point I will do videos showing what you CAN do with the 3D model.

  • @sowhatimliving
    @sowhatimliving 2 года назад

    Thank you brother. Thank you.

  • @Annie-hz6xv
    @Annie-hz6xv 3 года назад

    Hello Jared, thank you very much. Your video is a great step-by-step for a beginner, like myself. My problem is when getting to the final stage of building a texture the processing stops at 43%done. Do you have any recommendations?

  • @ArminFarshad
    @ArminFarshad 8 месяцев назад

    perfect. thank you

  • @hansmustermann6934
    @hansmustermann6934 3 года назад

    Hi Jared, you're doing ist wrong: You don't have to delete the points in the point cloud but only in the dense cloud. The point cloud points are valuable data just to allign your photos correctly, i'm wondering why model still works so good even without them.

  • @candyman3
    @candyman3 4 года назад +3

    how tf does this even work, took 15 photos of a cola can and BAM it works!

  • @livus360visuals6
    @livus360visuals6 3 года назад

    Great video, thank you

  • @falklochmann7555
    @falklochmann7555 3 года назад +1

    I strongly recommend to use raw photo file. Not only the process creates cleaner results it also processing lot faster than using jpg.

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  3 года назад +1

      Sure. But these were taken with an iPhone so camera raw wasn’t an option for this quick and dirty demo. It’s no bad advice. The cleaner the image the better. But even without a tripod or uncompressed images you can do good work.

    • @falklochmann7555
      @falklochmann7555 3 года назад +1

      @@jaredx2 yes agisoft is the photoscansolution. I use it since 8 years. There is nothing compareable

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  3 года назад +1

      @@falklochmann7555 did you see my demo with zephyr? It’s pretty awesome and has different features. I use both now.

  • @FarmBoyTech
    @FarmBoyTech 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks

  • @antoniog2996
    @antoniog2996 3 года назад

    ¿Se puede conseguir buena precisión para conseguir el 3d de una casa vieja sacando fotos por todo el perimetro? es decir, con errores menos de 5cm, o eso es muy complicado ¿y para interiores de una casa?. Gracias.

  • @legenfilmworks
    @legenfilmworks 3 года назад

    Great video! I've followed along with my own model on the 30 day free trial and find that "Build Texture" for me is greyed out. Would you happen to know why? Thanks!

  • @yunusemrekarpuz668
    @yunusemrekarpuz668 Год назад

    It was funny and good, thanks

  • @supoflex
    @supoflex 3 года назад

    awesome tutorial!

  • @ingcesarpedraza6777
    @ingcesarpedraza6777 3 года назад

    AYUDA!!! las curvas de nivel se generan en valores (-2, -4 -8 etc...) respecto al lugar de despegue, como hacen para que aparezca la elevación real del terreno (1784 metros sobre el nivel del mar) GRACIAS!!!!

  • @maciej1975
    @maciej1975 2 года назад

    hi gus...please help me, I am stuck with one thing...after all processiing I have done, before exporting model, my textured object looks beautiful and crispy...after exporting it, when I open it with 3d viewer- it's just all grey, looking like solid model without any details....what could it be? thanks

    • @plog1805
      @plog1805 Год назад

      Did you export a textured mesh or just a mesh?

  • @sinandemir7257
    @sinandemir7257 Год назад

    Hi sorry I am not good witch english can you say me what camera model you have used?

  • @hihi-ip6xu
    @hihi-ip6xu 4 года назад

    Hello, Jared, thanks for your tutorial, can I ask a question? The models I scanned in Metashape were very clear, but when I imported my models into C4D, they became very rough. Do you know what was the reason? How to resolve it?

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  4 года назад

      How did you export?

  • @rodrigocifuentes
    @rodrigocifuentes 3 года назад

    Hello thank you for the great video! learned a lot although I0m having a issue with the final steps when building the mesh, I'm trying to get a scan of my face and the model seems to complete with just few holes but I'm getting a papier mache texture instead of the sift texture of the skin, and it happens with every model I try to scan; What am I doing wrong here? Thank you very much for your time, cheers!

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  3 года назад +1

      There may not be enough texture for it to get the shape of the skin. Details are everything. As an experiment, wear a band-aid on one cheek and see if it works better on that side.

  • @mohammadhoseinyousefi6948
    @mohammadhoseinyousefi6948 4 года назад

    very good thank you.

  • @jamessloanofficial
    @jamessloanofficial 9 месяцев назад

    What about scaling? How does that work?

  • @Wee-WorldMiniaturesandProps
    @Wee-WorldMiniaturesandProps 3 года назад

    Im having tons of trouble getting this to work well. My model is just a flat grey primer and my background is a black sheet. Ive tried different lighting and camera settings, as well as different photos to make the model. Sometimes more sometimes less. It comes out a mess everytime.

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  3 года назад

      You might need markers

  • @antoninbrones3953
    @antoninbrones3953 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for the tuto i love it, i would like to know how is it possible to export a obj or something at the dense point step ? I like the aesthetic, i would like to work on it in after effect or something, i'm a beginner and i can't find the answer.
    Thanks a lot

    • @FINALFORMSTUDIOS
      @FINALFORMSTUDIOS 4 года назад +1

      I have an idea of what you are going for and I would suggest just taking fewer photos. I would suggest rather than take 1000s of photos just take like 10. This way you will get just a little bit of data

    • @coder3628
      @coder3628 3 года назад +1

      You can upload the dense cloud for viewing in the upload data menu. There may also be a menu for exporting only.

  • @qlon
    @qlon Год назад

    ty ty ty ty ty

  • @GrafDe
    @GrafDe Год назад

    Select your model and invert the selection, easy to delete the not wanted stuff.

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  Год назад

      Yes that was pointed out in the comments when I first posted the video 3 years ago. It is a much better way of avoiding strays.

  • @RusticRaver
    @RusticRaver 2 года назад

    thx

  • @rogerwalsberg
    @rogerwalsberg 4 года назад

    I can't get the program to work. Images wont load properly and I can't zoom in or attach markers.

  • @luxo117
    @luxo117 3 года назад

    Hi there. For me all cameras are not identified and not used. I did a turntable with a black background.
    Looks like they are all in one angle.

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  3 года назад

      That happens when it actually reads the background! It means it cared more about whatever it could align on the background than the object. Turntable work is an art form because you need to make sure that the software can’t see it.

    • @luxo117
      @luxo117 3 года назад

      @@jaredx2 thank you so much for your reply and videos.

  • @Pawel_Mrozek
    @Pawel_Mrozek 3 года назад

    Is there any way to reduce geometry in agisoft and export model with a textures to Sketchup?

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  3 года назад

      There are some decimation tools but I don't use the one in agisoft I usually use something like meshmixer.

  • @janballaz
    @janballaz 4 года назад

    Best tutorial ever but my mesh turned out like shit. Is it because it's all grey? Like an untextured 3d model

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  4 года назад +1

      They need texture for alignment.

    • @janballaz
      @janballaz 4 года назад

      @@jaredx2 Oh, ok Thanks

  •  4 года назад

    heeeelp please :( it simply rejects many photos, but why ? the front and side works perfect but the back and the top photos get rejected :(

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  4 года назад

      What's the background like - are you working on a turntable or?

  • @Trappenheimer
    @Trappenheimer 3 года назад

    Can anyone tell me if it is better to buy a Macbook or a Windows laptop to run Metashape?

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  3 года назад +2

      Dollar for donuts you always get more processing power for your money with windows. Also I would avoid this type of work on a laptop (especially a Mac) because it could overheat.

    • @Trappenheimer
      @Trappenheimer 3 года назад

      @@jaredx2 Thank you so much Mr. Bendis.

  • @mountainsxcompany8093
    @mountainsxcompany8093 4 года назад

    thnx you for this tutorial.. can u zip the image that u use in this video pls

  • @yanliu678
    @yanliu678 4 года назад

    How to remove the highlights and shadows of the map? Request ~

    • @serdarklnc4759
      @serdarklnc4759 4 года назад

      there is an icon at toolbar on top. between camera and marker icon

  • @haribotom
    @haribotom 4 года назад +3

    Hey, just wondering if someone could help me, at uni my group are going to attempt to try and construct a 3d model of a salt creek/pan using this software, however im unsure how what way is better to take pictures? Is it better to take multiple pictures at different heights in one sport and then take a step and then repeat taking multiple pics at the same (rough) height, or is it better to circle the area and take 1 set of pics and then take a couple of steps back and then take pics at the angle and then take another step back and repeat taking the pics again?

    • @varuns4098
      @varuns4098 4 года назад

      Hello Tom, I can help you with that. Please email me the requirements and a single picture of your salt pan. Thanks var.light@gmail.com

    • @droneqld
      @droneqld 4 года назад

      Hey Tom. A good way to take 3D data collection is upside down cone shape (imagined in 3D) and try say, 3 different hieghts.
      eg. The higher layer of picks will be more distant from the salt pan. Imagine the salt pan with a tornado above it. You take the pics at 4ft high, go further away
      and take pics at 6 ft high etc

    • @plog1805
      @plog1805 2 года назад

      You could use a computer controlled turntable to automate the image capturing automatically. Iconasys.

  • @philjohnson725
    @philjohnson725 4 года назад +1

    This takes 10 times longer than 3D Zephyr and the results are the same and it bitches about "not enough memory" when I have 32GB of ram. 3D Zephyr never even blinked and did the whole operation in 30 minutes. The same operation takes more than 3 hours and then gets stuck and says not enough memory. Lucky I try before I buy. Back to 3D Zephyr for me. This is shit.

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  4 года назад +1

      Well this demo is a year old. Which is why I did my Zephr demo after. That being said the price of the non free versions if you need more photos is extremely different. I will say I’m moving my workflows which is why I did the other video!

  • @pedrocampinopt
    @pedrocampinopt 2 года назад

    Great job. Thank you very much, 9 out of 10, with less Duffy Duck would be 10 out of 10... 😅

  • @z4eldiablo69
    @z4eldiablo69 2 года назад

    jaja

  • @jiriprint3460
    @jiriprint3460 2 года назад

    3:34 So... First thing what I'm gonna do is hit "save" 'cse.... PARANOIA xddd

    • @jaredx2
      @jaredx2  2 года назад

      The lab I run has deep freeze and on reboot it wipes everything that isn’t in the right place so people often save to the wrong spot and also - paranoia