Sony ILX-LR1 Setup Guide
  • X55 + Sony ILX-LR1 Guide
  • X55 + ILX-LR1 Setup Overview
    • High Level Workflow
    • Hardware Setup
    • Herelink Setup and X55 Configuration (Single Operator)
    • Dual Operator Mode Setup
    • Common Camera Settings
    • How to Change Camera Settings
    • How to Control the Gimbal and Camera
    • Planning an Automated Mission
    • A Basic Photogrammetry Workflow
    • Power On and Off
    • Disassembly and Storage
    • Camera Sensor Information
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A Basic Photogrammetry Workflow

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If you are using the imagery for mapping, 3D reconstruction, and orthomosaics, you can use software, such as Pix4D, to process the images. In the case of Pix4D, the process is quite simple. Just upload the photos or directory to the software and select the different operations and outputs that you need. In this case, for example, we captured a section of a railroad and processed it into a 3D point cloud and mesh, an orthomosaic and DSM in a relatively short amount of time. This data was captured with RTK being used in the field, which provides more accurate results. If accuracy is even more important, it would be helpful to use ground control points (GCPs) in your project and process those. The specific processing workflows are beyond the scope of this document, but this gives you one idea about how the data can be used.