Closed 10110111 closed 6 years ago
You are in theory doing everything right. In general, COLMAP works best with more images and two is the minimal case for SFM. You should get good results starting with at least 3 images. The automatic reconstructor currently has predefined thresholds that assume at least 3 input images, which is why you didn't see any points reconstructed. With this fix in the dev branch you should also see results with two images https://github.com/colmap/colmap/commit/b01d86dd8353284ea67a0e257bf383de810fd9a1 (note that this is on the dev and not the master branch and you have to recompile).
Thanks for the feedback. Closing this as resolved, but feel free to reopen and ask other questions.
I'm new to SfM in general and to colmap in particular. I'm trying to reconstruct a model from two images (download). To get at least some results I was trying to use
automatic_reconstructor
so as to at least see what is possible with colmap. But for some reason it fails. Here's my command line:Full output can be seen here. What concerns me is this part:
I'm not sure what filtering should be enabled and where. It seems filtering for
PatchMatch
is already enabled (although I'm not really sure what these numbers do, but they are the defaults):What am I doing wrong?