Hi Garry, Interesting tutorial, I've been looking at Icarus too. However I'm still in doubt about another solution as I'm not satisfied about the results I got. Maybe I made some mistakes, I don't know. Actually I'm thinking about buying Syntheyes. This was the cheepest commercial software I could find (with Realsoft export). I tried the demo and I got rock solid result with one push of the button.
Someone else another suggestion maybe? Or does anyone know this app. and has other experiences with it? At last, I've got some questions about your tutorial: Why did you leave out the first step mentioned by the user guide? I mean: is the destortion correction done by the distortion module not needed? Why did you skip the calibration step? Did you skip the orientation step on purpose? I couldn't get a good result with that option. Arjo. > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of studio > Sent: maandag 29 januari 2007 8:11 > To: user-list@light.realsoft3d.com > Subject: Another New Tutorial Online - Basic Camera Matching in RS3D > > > Hi : > > http://studiodynamics.net/cam_match/camera_matching.html > > Thought I would share this information , since it may > be usefull to someone . > > There are several links in the tute' including a link > to the final RS3D project file . > > The resulting animation is below , and is not much to look > at but gives an idea of what we are trying to acomplish . > > http://tinyurl.com/2bf9cv 200KB Xvid > > It's a long 'one page' tutorial since it is written for > beginners . For most intermediate or advanced users , only > the series of steps in the middle are required to arrive at > the camera-data , and then the part about getting the data > into RS3D can save you some time . > > Let me know if I missed anything . Thanks . > > studio > >
