Thank you for the very quick replay. That is good news regarding OPK.
I tried, but somehow the model was totally wrong orientated. But I guess it is due to a miss-definition of the values for the angles:
Kappa: Describes the Azimuth of the image. E.g. a value of 135 degrees means, the camera is pointing in the direction of South-East. Valid values are 0 to 360 degress, clockwise around the Z-axis of the used coordinate system (LV03 in my case).
Omega: Describes the down- or upward looking angle. E.g. the value 0 stands for nadir looking, the value 180 stands for verticaly upward looking and 90 stands for horizontal looking.
Phi: Describes the left / right tilting of the camera. In my case it is fixed to horizontally.
Questions:
Are the assuptions above correct?
What would be the value for Phi in case the camera is not tilted sidewards? 0 or 90?
Regarding your questions:
Yes, the system ist mounted on a rig and the location and viewing angle of the cameras are measuerd using a total-station.
I cannot use just one camera for multiple reasons. But all cameras are the same type and the same type of optics.
Looking forward to your suggestions.
Additionally a sketch about the definitions. Did I got it right?
If the images can be shared, I would recommend to open a support ticket and send the images, project file and all the information related to the project to have a closer look.
In order to do that, please go to the Pix4D support web site and click on “Contact Support”.
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