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Tips for improving PointMesh results in PhotoModeler Premium
Can I use photos that aren’t from my own camera?
Can I use a scan of a painting, sketch or CAD drawing in PhotoModeler?
Can I create an exemplar model from an unknown source?
Why are my photo textures not appearing (Ortho Photo, photo textured surfaces)?
How do I review the quality, or troubleshoot and correct problems in my project?
How can I change the look of PhotoModeler and/or use a different set of toolbars.
Tips for working with PhotoModeler image planes in 3ds Max
Modeling Interiors
Using Offset Points for Forensic Height Measurement
Improving a Camera Calibration
Real world objects and materials that will and won’t work well with PhotoModeler Premium’s DSM tools.
Scripting for PhotoModeler using DDE
Angle Measurements of Lines, Cylinders and Edges
Synchronizing Cameras for use with PhotoModeler Motion (PMM)
Moving/Transferring a License before formatting your drive, reinstalling Windows, or changing computers (v2019+)
Recommended Camera Settings for Photogrammetry
Stereo Viewing
Modeling Silhouettes
Making and Printing Physical Targets (coded or non-coded)
Adjusting the size of the Photo Thumbnails
I cannot select items in the 3D Viewer.
When should I use Inverse Camera?
Can I use PhotoModeler to model an object from a single photo? For example, a photo from a book?
Some useful tips when using Tables
Why are Targets Useful?
When are Photo Sets used?
Improving Your Photo-Textures
Taking Proper Images for Camera Calibration
Using the Sharpening Setting on your Digital Camera
Using Marking Residuals to help judge quality
Using the Curve Tool
Zoom and Pan Tools – How to be more efficient when working with photos
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