It always detects markers well and imports marker coordinates as defined in params, but sometimes it does not import the reconstruction region and instead it creates the default, initial one, which is way larger than what I want to have. Reprocessing the same scan can sometimes fix it, sometimes not.
What can cause this kind of behavior?
Hi Serob,
I tested this maybe 20 times and the region was still placed correctly for me. I adapted your script to my data.
What kind of images are you using?
I’m using 150-250 12 mpx raspberry images came from rotary body scanner. Are you testing on 1.5 version? I forgot to mention that it is happening on 1.4. And only for some scans: most of the scans are working fine, just some of them have the issue.
Yes, I tested in 1.5, as it is the current version. Can you check in that version?
Is it the similar dataset as you shared with us. In that case it could be the cause of the issue.
As it was causing the issues in meshing part.
The way of the capturing is not ideal for photogrammetry. From first point of view it seems like insufficient. But hard to say… Can you share the GCP’s coordinates file and the reconstruction region’s file?
The curious thing is that there is no difference: same scanner, same amount of images, same environment, but one of them is working,the other one is not.
Yes, didn’t find any correlation between alignment quality and this issue. Moreover, on the exact same project ot can have the issue on first run, but work as expected on the second.