Closed xialang2012 closed 7 years ago
Hi @xialang2012, thanks for testing.
There seems to be no change of perspective between those images. They all appear to be taken from the same place or to have been rectified to look like that.
For SfM to work, images taken from different points of view are required. If you have access to the original, unrectified, satelite images you can try running on those.
There should be slight changes of each perspective between those images. The result shown in Softscan here
but the dense points produced by the Softscan is quite poor.
If there's any change of perspective, it is tiny and not visible to the naked eye. Standard SfM methods won't work for that case. So OpenSfM will not produce any output. Sorry.
You should try with images with larger baseline (say 5 degrees).
Not sure what Softscan does. It might just be outputting a flat surface.
Thanks, I will try another dataset.
Hi @paulinus , please see this dataset if possible, I have failed to get correct result with errors. as below
You can find it here. http://modis-typechoupload.stor.sinaapp.com/image.zip
Those images are satellite images for the same area. More parameters I used to run OpenSfM