Kapil (Pix4D)
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Latest activity by Kapil (Pix4D)-
Kapil (Pix4D) commented,
Hi Gary, From the admin panel, I could see you were able to login to the software. If the issue is not solved, can you forward me the log file(C:\Users\<windows user name>\Pix4Dreact\Log) in the s...
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Kapil (Pix4D) commented,
Hello, Japheth Kimeu The Pix4Dmapper doesn't create a disparity map, it generates the point cloud with the real world coordinates (x,y, and Z) if your image has geotagged in it. For more informati...
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Kapil (Pix4D) commented,
Hello Wood, I would suggest you open a support ticket by clicking “Contact Support” located at the top of this page and provide all the required information so that we can investigate the issue. ...
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Kapil (Pix4D) commented,
Hello, I would suggest you open a support ticket by clicking “Contact Support” at the top of the page and provide the detail about the issue. Regards,
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Kapil (Pix4D) commented,
Hello, You can only have one scale constraint but make sure that the reference that you are marking is clearly visible and the marking is good. This should be enough. Regards
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Kapil (Pix4D) commented,
Hi Subash, 1.There is no any lat long value while exporting markers in geojson format.We had to manually calculate geometry in arcgis. You should have the lat and long value for the markers when y...
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Kapil (Pix4D) commented,
Hi Dominic, Having multiple-scale constraints is not recommended. The most important is finding a good edge/object to define the scale for better accuracy. Thanks,
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Kapil (Pix4D) commented,
Hello, Thank you for your suggestion and feedback. However, the Phantom 4 Advanced is not supported/tested by the Pix4Dcapture app. You can find the list of supported drones and cameras here.
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Kapil (Pix4D) commented,
Hi Shawn, You should be able to process the images obtained from the new Gopros or any camera. The most crucial factor is to have a good overlap during image acquisition. And if you still have an ...
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Kapil (Pix4D) commented,
Hello, You can only rotate along the one axis, i.e. z-axis using the external blue balls. You won't be able to rotate along another axis.