Outputs - PIX4Dmatic

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Outputs of PIX4Dmatic

The following table presents PIX4Dmatic's main output files:

DSM
.tiff (GeoTIFF) Export the generated DSM. The image compression, file type (single, tiles), and image scale can be defined.
.tfw World File for TIFF. Contains the location, scale, and rotation of image.
.prj Coordinate Reference System file.
Orthomosaic
.tiff (GeoTIFF) Export the generated Orthomosaic. The image compression, file type (single, tiles), and image scale can be defined. 
.jpg (Georeferenced with .jgw ) Export the generated Orthomosaic. The quality (%) and image size (S, M, L) can be defined. 
.tfw World File for TIFF. Contains the location, scale, and rotation of image.
.prj Coordinate Reference System file.
GCPs marks
.txt, .csv File with GCPs marks that can be imported into other PIX4Dmatic projects.
MTPs marks
.txt, .csv File with MTPs marks that can be imported or exported into other PIX4D products.
PIX4Dmatic project file
.p4m PIX4Dmatic project file that can be used to open existing projects in PIX4Dmatic or PIX4Dsurvey.
Point cloud
.bpc Pix4D's proprietary .bpc file format is optimized for loading and manipulating large point clouds. It is generated and exported automatically during the Densify step. 
.laz, .las Exported generated dense point clouds (Dense, Depth, Fused) in .laz (default) and .las version 1.4. 
Point cloud from Mesh
.bpc Pix4D's proprietary .bpc file format is optimized for loading and manipulating large point clouds. Generate and export the new point cloud from the Mesh after selecting the option in the Exports panel and running the Mesh step.
.laz Exported generated point cloud from the Mesh in .laz format. 
Mesh
.obj, .mtl, .jpg, offset.xyz Mesh can be visualized in PIX4Dcloud, Windows 3D Viewer, Meshlab, Global Mapper, Rhino, 3ds Max, 3DBuilder, or Autodesk Maya.
.slpk Esri file format for use in ArcGIS Pro, or ArcGIS Online. 
.b3dm, .json Cesium 3D tiles. 
Quality report
.pdf, .txt Quality report to assess the accuracy and quality of projects. .pdf on Windows, .txt on macOS.
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