The question of how to perform a manual camera calibration for cameras and lenses pops up frequently.
But the important question of when calibration is beneficial and why is calibration important in certain scenarios is often overlooked.
So Jose and Simon have written two new topics for the Metashape Foundation course that delves deeper into the subject and have shared their knowledge on when and why calibration makes sense, and when to let auto calibration run.
The first topic discusses scenarios unlikely to be resolvable by manual calibration. It also covers when certain photogrammetry scenarios benefit from manual calibration of cameras and lenses.
The second topic is a guided step-by-step process to enable students to create their own robust camera calibration with the best-practice techniques for source photos shared.
The courses is currently available and up to date. The new topics are available to all existing students – we don’t place a time scale for completion of our courses and any updates are available to all.
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