PIX4Dmatic uses a standard color scheme for symbols, enabling quick interpretation of their status. Understanding these color indicators helps to quickly assess the quality of calibration and marks.
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Tiepoints (GCPs, Checkpoints, Manual Tie Points)
Intersection Tie Points
Cameras
Image viewer marks
Rays
Image Marks (GCPs, Checkpoints, Manual Tie Points)
Tiepoints (GCPs, Checkpoints, Manual Tie Points)
- Blue - Indicates the initial GCP position as read from the GCP file.
- Green - Indicates the computed position of a GCP or MTP after the calibration or reoptimization step has been completed.
- Gray - Checkpoint position as extracted from the GCP file.
Intersection Tie Points
- Green 3D icon - aITPs or mITPs in the 3D viewer.
- Green intersection tie point - automatic intersection tie point (aITP).
- Yellow intersection tie point - manual interesting tie point (mITP).
Cameras
- Blue - Indicates the initial position of a camera as extracted from the image Exif, or image geolocation file.
- Green - Indicates a computed position of a camera after the calibration or reoptimization step has been completed.
- Orange - Uncalibrated camera position (failed to calibrate).
Image viewer marks (lower left corner of image)
- No mark - Indicates a pre-calibrated image
- Green
- Indicates image was calibrated.
- Orange
- Uncalibrated image (failed to calibrate).
Rays
- Blue - Initial position of GCP or Checkpoint before the calibration step.
- Green - Calibrated position of a 3D object after calibration or reoptimization steps.
- Yellow - Indicates which images had GCPs/MTPS/Checkpoints that were manually marked and indicates which images had ATPs automatically marked by the software.
- Magenta - Indicates images containing marks deemed as outliers.
Image Marks (GCPs, Checkpoints, Manual Tie Points)
- Blue - GCP initial position on the image according to the GCP file.
- Yellow - GCP user-defined mark on the image.
- Green - GCP projected mark on the image after calibration or reoptimization.