Hi.
I have a sequence of images shot from eight cameras.
I’m aligning the first frame of the eight cameras and writing out xmp files.
I then try and use them to align the next frame of eight cameras in the sequence.(copy and rename the xmp to match the next frames name then import the frames for each camrea)
However the models are not aligned. The cameras are locked off and the subject movers very little. Is the small amount of cameras problem?
I’m just using the default values on the xmp export
Hi
the XMPs showed here will not help us pinpoint the problem. As I have pointed out, please post a screenshot of the alignment settings. Is it possible to send me the first dataset, where you set the XMPs as the reference, and the secondary dataset to test it on ?
I did another test. I bought in a single image from each of my eight cameras aligned them and did a reconstruction and exported a OBJ.
I then exported the xmp’s. I did a new scene and bought in the same eight images, aligned them this time that was super fast as it’s using the xmp’s. I exported this OBJ.
These OBJ’s do not align!
Here is a snap shot of the cams in Maya from two FBX exports from the same xmp’s.
I would think for each camera they should be in the same place. I’m sure I’m just doing something stupid just can’t figure out what.
For anyone else that finds this post. I can only speculate to the solution to 's issue but I had similar a problem with the XMP workflow and processing sequenced data. The solution I found was to make sure you set “Export transformation settings/Coordinate system” to “Project output” in the Mesh (*Export) dialogue…
This way all your exported meshes will have the same position, orientation and scale.