I've been searching the forum and read all the manuals avalible for Context Capture Master and the process of aerotriangulation and productions of orthophotos. But I'm still uncertain on how the process should be conducted in order to achive best result…

I'm desperately searching for a page I've recently seen on the forum (or was it the Wiki?), describing the maths and process on how to determine a good distance between GCP;s on a large land survey project. - Is there anyone out there who know what…

We collect thousands of photos from our municipality with our little drone and our goal is to create survey grade ortophotos and a presentable 3D model for the web. When adding the photos to Context Capture I assume camera data would be the same for all…

We're collecting photos with our DJI Mini 2 for the purpose of creating ortho-photos and/or 3D-models. We're flying at 100m and overlap typically 80/75% to get a final resolution of approximately 2-3cm/pixel. Multiple GCP;s are spread around the project…

I have photos from an XT2 that I can't get to process. There must be some trick to it that I can't figure out. We flew the site at 90% overlap and it looks like there is plenty of overlap but they will not process. Do I need accurate camera/lens properties…