After a successful initial process and selection of GCP’s within the image set using the basic editor, after re-optimizing the tie points produce a linear grid pattern as well as the issue displayed in the images below.
Previously to combat the issue I have either re-started the whole process or I have selected the GCP’s on more images and re-optimized, however for this particular job i have not been able to use either.
Please note the GCP’s are on an arbitrary localized datum and the shift from the camera locations is rather large.
Would you mind to share some details and files of your project?
Questions which we have for you:
In which version did you create this project?
Have you used another version of the software to continue with the processing?
We have observed a similar isolated case when the project has been initially created in 3.X.X and then re-processed in 4.X.X. If this is the case could you please try to re-create the project from scratch in the latest available version and process step 1 and 2 and see if this behaviour persists?
If you agree you can store the data in our OneDrive and we will process this project from our end. (I sent you a link to your email)
Just please remember to zip the data before you upload to the OneDrive otherwise we will have some problem downloading them.
And don’t forget the .p4d file
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