With PIX4Dcatch installed on the device, it is now ready to capture a project.
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Capture a project
It is a good idea to plan a capture route for the best results. Determine an optimal direction to take. Depending on the subject matter and size, circular and/or linear capture paths can be followed. For larger subjects, the use of multiple parallel paths(horizontal or vertical) can be considered with adequate overlap between paths.

Illustration showing better practices when capturing.
1. Tap the record button and slowly move the device to start capturing. The app will automatically start capturing images based on the selected settings.
2. If necessary, tap the pause button to pause the recording. Tap the record button
to start recording again.
iOS and Android users who have LiDAR or ToF sensors in their devices can use the Live Preview feature to gain insight into what is being captured.
Use the live preview to help see what is captured.
3. After the capture is complete, tap to save the captured project. The cancel button
can be used to abort a project while capturing.
The project is created and stored on the device.
With the project saved, it can be uploaded for processing or the device is ready to start a new project.
Processing a PIX4Dcatch project for more information on how to process.
How to export PIX4Dcatch projects (iOS/Android) for more information on how to export your project to save or process locally.
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