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What is PhotoModeler Scanner? |
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PhotoModeler Scanner is our lastest product. PhotoModeler Scanner is based on PhotoModeler and includes the exciting new capability of scanning textured surfaces to create a dense cloud of points. PhotoModeler Scanner includes all the capabilities of PhotoModeler so you only need to purchase one of the two products based on your needs and your budget. PhotoModeler Scanner also includes, as part of the packaged price, the Coded Target and Idealize modules. |
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What is PhotoModeler Automation? |
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PhotoModeler Automation is a special bundle of PhotoModeler and the Coded Targets module. PhotoModeler Automation 6.3 contains the new RAD targets which provide robust and efficient automated 3D point measurement. The bundle has a reduced price over buying PhotoModeler and Coded Targets module separately.
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Who uses PhotoModeler? |
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PhotoModeler is used in a number of application areas where measurement and modeling of the real-world is required. These are accident reconstruction, forensics, film and game production, architectural modeling, engineering and scientific applications, and archaeology. |
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Where can PhotoModeler and its upgrade be purchased? |
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North American customers can purchase PhotoModeler, the add-on modules, and the upgrades directly from Eos Systems using the PhotoModeler store at www.photomodeler.com/store. Customers in other geographic locations should contact their local reseller. |
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How much does PhotoModeler 6 and its upgrade cost? |
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The retail list price in North America of PhotoModeler 6 is $995us. The upgrade is $395us (available to owners of any previous version). Overseas resellers generally sell at a higher price to account for higher costs (shipping, duties, and taxes). |
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How much does PhotoModeler Scanner cost? |
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The retail list price in North America of PhotoModeler Scanner is $2695us. Current owners of PhotoModeler can replace their software and trade-up to Scanner for $1895us. Overseas resellers generally sell at a higher price to account for higher costs (shipping, duties, and taxes). |
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What is the Best Camera for PhotoModeler? |
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The About Cameras page provides some good background on cameras. To summarize: many cameras can be used, but a modern digital camera is the most common. The best is a digital SLR with fixed (non-zoom) wide-angle lens, but lower-cost point-and-shoot digital cameras work well too - some better than others. The low-cost cameras that work well either have a fixed lens or a stable and repeatable zoom lens, and have control over settings such as image stabilization, orientation detection, and manual focus. |
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Where can I find articles and papers on PhotoModeler? |
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The Products Review page contains links to articles by 3rd party reviewers of PhotoModeler. The Articles and Reports page contains links to accuracy reports and application white papers. |
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Where can I find additional answers? |
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The PhotoModeler Knowledge Base contains numerous articles, tip and answers to pre-sales and support questions. |
