Is it possible to use Maps Made easy for 3D Property Imaging?

Can you advise if it is possible to achieve 3D results using Maps Made Easy such as in the example in the link below & if so where I can access the information showing how to do so?:-
http://blog.pix4d.com/post/131750411211/3d-real-estate-selling-high-end-property-with

Many thanks

Ian Robert Wilde 21. Dezember 2015 16:16

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Yep! You can use our Map Pilot app to collect the data and then the 3D models can be embedded in any website.

When you upload the images to Maps Made Easy for processing be sure to select the "Full 3D" option.

When using Map Pilot, set the overlap to 90% to get a lot of images. You will need to run two separate missions that are 90 degrees opposed to each other. When the aircraft gets to the point directly over the takeoff point and heads to the beginning of the planned path, adjust the gimbal manually to 45 degrees or so to capture the sides of the building.

We currently limit the number of images that can be uploaded for full 3D processing to 250 images so keep an eye on your estimated image count.

Tudor 22. Dezember 2015 16:05

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Thanks for that & appreciated. Just to clarify......are both mapping missions at 45 deg camera angel or just one of them?
I was under the impression that the camera automatically went to nadir after transit to start, but sounds like I have to set it to that before arrival there, or 45 deg in this instance? Merry Christmas to you all from a wet & windy UK

Ian Robert Wilde 24. Dezember 2015 10:52 0 Stimmen

Tudor

This may answer another question I have. The first mission takes nadir images and 2nd one (at 90 degrees) is with the camera at 45 degrees. Correct?

Thanks

Mike Venables 20. April 2016 22:44 0 Stimmen

That would give a good overview but some manual flight to get multiple different perspectives of everything you care about reproducing is required.

Overlap applies to vertical surfaces as well. You need at least 5-6 views of any area you want to turn out well.

Jay 21. April 2016 18:16 0 Stimmen