Which feature of the Matterport MC300 Pro3 do you find most useful? To see the results from Jabari's test run, click here ➡ my.matterport.com/show/?m=M7Zbyu9hrxy
I contacted Matterport concerning your inquiry. According to the manufacturer, the Matterport MC300 Pro3 3D Digital Camera, being a high-end device designed for the acquisition of the environment, does not suffer, clearly, from any native problem of "ghosting", its technology, thanks to the acquisition of countless photos and the balance of the right amount of light, combines only the optimal shots, from different perspectives, in order to create a 3D scan. This, however, concerns the composition of a single 3D scanning point, as for the passage between several scanning points, the "ghosting" effect, if we can define it as such, is completely reset if the distances between the various scans are within the guidelines that you need to know for creating scanning paths. If the distance of one scan from the other is excessive, then as a natural consequence, you will notice a transition too wide that will result in a "dragging" effect of the image. Finally, it's important to keep in mind that a major goal in creating a successful Guided Tour is to create unobstructed paths between your scans. Furniture can act as a major obstruction - if there is a large couch or table between one point and another, the tour will "ghost" through them. This can look odd to users, so make sure to plan your Tour around these points. I hope this information helps.
Which feature of the Matterport MC300 Pro3 do you find most useful? To see the results from Jabari's test run, click here ➡ my.matterport.com/show/?m=M7Zbyu9hrxy
I love the Pro3.
Am I hearing this right? You have to send in the files for stitching? You can't do it yourself?
Blissful new year to you all
+/-20mm error margin is too much for 3D scans, I would consider buying it if the error margin was 5mm at most
How do you handle ghosting? And how would you describe ghosting to be exactly?
I contacted Matterport concerning your inquiry. According to the manufacturer, the Matterport MC300 Pro3 3D Digital Camera, being a high-end device designed for the acquisition of the environment, does not suffer, clearly, from any native problem of "ghosting", its technology, thanks to the acquisition of countless photos and the balance of the right amount of light, combines only the optimal shots, from different perspectives, in order to create a 3D scan.
This, however, concerns the composition of a single 3D scanning point, as for the passage between several scanning points, the "ghosting" effect, if we can define it as such, is completely reset if the distances between the various scans are within the guidelines that you need to know for creating scanning paths. If the distance of one scan from the other is excessive, then as a natural consequence, you will notice a transition too wide that will result in a "dragging" effect of the image.
Finally, it's important to keep in mind that a major goal in creating a successful Guided Tour is to create unobstructed paths between your scans. Furniture can act as a major obstruction - if there is a large couch or table between one point and another, the tour will "ghost" through them. This can look odd to users, so make sure to plan your Tour around these points.
I hope this information helps.
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Nice & Thanks :)
Do you know when the Matterport Pro3 Camera batteries will be available?
unfortunately at this time we do not have the batteries listed on our website, and we do not have an ETA
To keep Matterport spaces active and live for others to view online, does it still have the fees ?
Yes there’s monthly fees
Mirrors and windows should be marked as you scan. Not after.
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X360 on STEROIDS! LOL!