Photoscanning - Camera Settings | Photogrammetry Course

What are the optimal camera setting for capturing the highest quality photos for photogrammetry?

Timeline:
0:00 - Start
0:25 - Raw photos
1:02 - White balance
1:36 - Manual mode
2:08 - Exposure
4:36 - ISO, f-stop, shutter speed
4:48 - ISO
5:07 - Shutter speed
5:53 - F-stop (aperture)
7:36 - Optimal ISO, f-stop, shutter speed values
8:16 - Dim-lit places
9:11 - Well-lit places (hand-held shooting)
9:48 - Shutter speed
10:38 - Darkest Dungeons (with flash)
11:17 - Drive mode
11:55 - Camera Settings for Photogrammetry Conclusion
12:15 - Lens Settings
13:36 - Focal length
15:00 - Conclusion

Creative Shrimp Socials:

[cryochamberlabel]

The attention to detail in the editing and presentation of this video is very impressive

[apoxs]

This is literally my half semester of photography class in one video

[LotteStarck]

Thx, for this 'Scoop' too! - all best for 2022!

[flajflaj]

I'm after a few chapters and the course is just awesome! I'm so happy I could support you! Dobra robota Gleb! Dzięki :D

[shinycgi]

LOVE IT ! well done gleb ! i'm really impressed !

[sierraecho]

Great job. I know all that already but never the less it is always refreshing to watch it again. Maybe you can make a video about "automation" there is some gear out that which can automate the process of data acquisition, such as "Syrp Genie Mini" for example. Maybe you have a great idea on how to improve in that field, because data acquisition can be really boring is you need to take 500 pictures. A great solution ( which I don´t think exists yet) is to have an automated tripod where you can change the hight of the tripod with a motor and an app and the cam takes some pictures say 150mm above ground then 300 - 600 - 1200. this would be perfect for scanning indoor.

[FertilizerMods]

Ну вот, сомнений не осталось, Брест)

[justinyuvilla]

How do you make the 3d scanning generation work in agisoft or reality capture if you use flash on your photos. Never been able to get a decent output. I can only make it work when photos use natural light that is not from flash due to possible inconsistencies of the photos produced.

[WilliamDuckett]

Hey dudes. I just a Nikon 3500 (yup, I know, I didn't know shit when I bought it) and I use old Nikkor AIS lenses, they're sharp, clean with low chrom-ab. The 35-70mm zoom is amazing, no fuzz just clean pixels; it's also parabolic so no need to readjust the focus. Very cheap and very amazing quality.

[El_Sumar]

What focal length would you recomend for scanning objects like food? Nice Videos ...gonna buy the course soon :)

[ИванИванов-щяп]

If I don't have enough depth of focus, I use focus stacking. Yes, it complicates the process, but the result is worth it.

[karankamani]

How and where to edit photos taken in Sony Mirrorless camera a batch process for even weighted exposure throughout a project?
Also, how and which software is best for laser scan and photogrammetry data merge ?

[mipiaceiltubo]

Hi, is that possible to mix photos with different exposures settings? I've got a window in the middle of the room that I can't cover up, so I need to find a solution.

[GadiantonsRobber]

Gleb will you please update render burst :)

[ИванИванов-щяп]

Здравствуйте, Глеб! Я из России, могу ли я приобрести ваш курс?

[rohitseervi]

How to get a job as scan artist tell me about the career opportunity.

[remkm]

Hi Gleb, the Discord link seems to be expired

[Fremaurer]

May using a wide angle lens be a general advice? A wide angle lense automatically has a large depth of field. And you cover more of the scene with a single shot. On the other side the kens should not be too wide, to make sure no distortions come into play.