When using Marso, photogrammetry must only be done with images generated from Marso, rather than using the RAW images, or your own JPEGs/EXRs. See Photogrammetry Requirements.
Marso Photogrammetry Images are created by running the DEVELOP step.
Image Creation
Click “Queue' to add the selected job to the run queue.
This will launch a configure dialog where you can customise your photogrammetry images.
Image Customisation
Click ‘Open Image’ to open an image preview from the capture.
A preview of the photogrammetry image will be loaded.
This will open preview of your photogrammetry images.
If the preview image is too bright or too dark, adjust the brightness slider.
Photogrammetry images will have their brightness adjusted.
You can also optionally export as larger EXR files, instead of JPGs, and modify the directory where the photogrammetry images are being written.
For most use cases we recommend JPG photogrammetry images.
Once you are happy with your configuration, click ‘Queue’ to save the config and add the job to the processing queue.
This will return you to the main Marso window, where the selected job is now in the run queue.
Running the Develop step
With a job in the run queue, click 'Start' and all jobs in the queue will run.
The first job in the queue will begin running. Progress is displayed at the bottom of the window.
If necessary, the running job can be paused or stopped at any time, using the buttons in the bottom right of the window.
Once the DEVELOP step is complete, the job will return to the available pool with status ‘DO SOLVE’.
Click ‘Images’ to open explorer at the folder containing the images that should be used for photogrammetry.
Do Solve
You are now free to follow your normal photogrammetry process, as long as the photogrammetry images created by Marso are used. You may modify the contents of these images as long as they are not renamed or re-ordered.
See below for specific tips for the photogrammetry solution you use:
Confirm you have met the Photogrammetry Requirements before continuing.
⬅️ Capture
Processing ➡️