I have used my Phantom 4 with Pix4DMapper Mesh previously but not it no longer works. When I try to import the images and it reads the EXIF informaiton, it states:
Error e0067:
Detected camera FC330_3.6_4000x2250.
This camera is not supported by this edition of Pix4Dmapper.
I am guessing this just needs an update to the EXIF database…
Images must be captured using the camera’s highest resolution if they are to be processed with the Mesh edition of the software.
For more information: https://support.pix4d.com/hc/en-us/articles/207333833 It should be 4000x3000 for the camera of the Phantom 4.
The Mesh edition of the software only the support the Zenmuse X3 of the Inspire 1 as advertised on our website (main and Support site, cf. my link above).
The software can process images taken with any cameras, DSLR, large format or lightweight compact camera, perspective or fisheye lens, and using any applications. The only requirement is to have .jpeg or .tif images. More information here on the inputs: https://support.pix4d.com/hc/en-us/articles/202558539
The Pro edition is the full edition meaning that there are no limitation regarding the cameras that can be used for processing.
Do you mean you cannot access the rayCloud (where the mesh can be loaded) or the Mosaic Editor view (where the orthomosaic and the captured images are displayed)?
The rayCloud is accessible after running step 1, the mesh can be loaded in the rayCloud after running step 2 and the Mosaic Editor is accessible after running step 3.
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