Hi I have processed 500 images on PIX4D.Images are not displaying on ray cloud although my thumbnail where properly generated. I can able to run the process successfully till ortho.
I tried troubleshooting the issue with reference to this link
But results were same.
I have attached screenshot of my issue for your reference.
If you are using an NVIDIA graphic card, make sure you download and install the latest driver available from this site. After you updated the driver, restart your computer and try again.
Other factors that can have an influence on the visualization can be (but not limited to):
Virtual machines
Remote desktop connection
Data stored on NAS devices
If you have updated NVIDIA driver, restart your computer, and you do not have other factors that can have an influence on the visualization of the data, then we will need more information about your project and we need you to send us the quality report and the LOG file.
The quality report is a PDF file located in the project folder\1_initial\report folder while the LOG file is located in the project folder.
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for you reply. Will update the drivers.
We are using workstation and data is stored in the system’s HDD.
PFA report and log for your reference.TEST_CAMERA_report.pdf (296.8 KB)
Pix4D is already using in a restored view
This issue which issue we are facing is on a specific project.
I’m sharing you set of images and geotags so you check from your end.
Thank you for the data.
We were able to replicate the issue, and we see that the camera you used is not in our database, and no information can be found in the EXIF file.
You can calibrate the camera on your own following the steps indicated in this article. This will also help you to have better results.
Hey Daniele,
Thanks for your reply.
I have followed this article and tried implementing the but the results were same.
For more clarity to the current problem in the data,
As you mentioned the EXIF won’t be there in images.
Because these images were processed using our internal algorithm over the source imagery for a testing purpose.
We have did the same previously but that time we never faced this issue before.
I’m sharing you the camera DB file from the source imagery for your reference.
Do let me know if you need any other clarity/data regarding this issue.
Thank you for your answer. Did you (pre-)process the images before importing them to Pix4Dmapper?
If yes, try to create a new project with the original images (non-processed) to see if the issue still appears.
Did you do any changes or modifications to the images prior to import them in Pix4Dmapper? Or did you simply used the original files created by your camera?
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