Category Archives for "Tip video"
Posts on the PhotoModeler tip videos.
Tip 9: Creating Cylinders in PhotoModeler
This tip describes how to create 3D cylinders by marking and referencing their edges in images. Great for piping, ducts, etc.!
Tip 8: Using tags to identify points in PhotoModeler
This tip describes how you can tag points in PhotoModeler to keep track of them for later review. Tags appear in photos, tables and the 3D view.
Tip 7: Printing and saving a photo’s markings in PhotoModeler
This tip describes how photographs in PhotoModeler can be printed (or saved to an external image) along with all their markings (points, lines, dimensions, 3d projections, etc.) and with their current zoom and framing.
Tip 6: Using Tables in PhotoModeler
This tip describes how various types of data can be shown in tabular or spread-sheet form in PhotoModeler. In addition, tips on how Tables can be organized and manipulated are shown.
Tip 5: PhotoModeler’s Photo Sets
This tip describes how projects with large numbers of photographs can be organized with Photo Sets. Photo Sets control visibility and help parcel the work for some of the algorithms.
Tip 4: PhotoModeler’s 3D View Rotate and Zoom Point
To follow up on tip #3, that was on 3D viewer navigation, this tip demonstrates the very useful ability to change the rotation- and zoom-about point. When you want to study some part of your 3d model in more detail, the default centered zoom- and rotate-about point can be cumbersome. The ‘A key’ answers that. […]
Tip 3: Navigation in PhotoModeler’s 3D Viewer
There are more ways to change the view (zoom, rotate, pan) in PhotoModeler`s 3D Viewer than the controls on the bottom right. There are mouse and keyboard short-cuts, you can customize (to make more like other 3d software you use), and 3Dconnexion`s 3D mouse is supported as well.
New Tips – Tip 1: Sizing PhotoModeler’s Photo Thumbnails
We are instituting a new regular feature called “PhotoModeler Tips”. These tips will come out every 2 to 5 weeks and will contain a short video describing one feature. The features will be those often overlooked but very useful none-the-less. Our first tip is below. Tip #1 – Sizing Photo Thumbnails