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We created this photogrammetry calculator to help anyone to analyze flights even before they happen. Good planning is vital to making successful aerial photogrammetry scans, and we hope this will have some use for you. If you want us to add more calculations for additional results or more drones as presets, contact us at info@pix-pro.com, and we can make a 2.0 version even more helpful.

Currently, the calculator gives us 7 data points as results. Let us provide more detailed information on what you are getting:

We can input eight variables into this spreadsheet in the “enter your data below” section, subdivided into camera and flight data groups. More information on these variables from top to bottom:

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Approximate photo amount and time calculations help to get an idea of the scope of the work ahead. While the footprint calculations give an understanding of the camera angle in real life when pointing the camera directly down (nadir scan).

We can find camera data in spec sheets, photo metadata (EXIF), or the internet. The flight data variables are up to the user to determine. In this calculator, we included 5 “presets” of the most popular drones on the market, so there is no need to search for those values.

Photographer - Drone Pilot - Photogrammetrist. Years of experience in gathering data for photogrammetry projects, client support and consultations, software testing, and working with development and marketing teams. Feel free to contact me via Pixpro Discord or email (l.zmejevskis@pix-pro.com) if you have any questions about our blog.

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Using our experience in aerial photogrammetry and client support, we created the Pixpro Photogrammetry Calculator. It should help to study and execute automatic and manual photogrammetry flights. With these calculations, you will be more prepared for the upcoming flight, knowing what quality and time consumption to expect. Also, you can use this as a sanity check on already-acquired photo sets. This article will explain the reasoning behind this calculator and how to use it.

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You can choose from our three different plans or ask for a custom solution where you can process as many photos as you like!

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This calculator is vital when using waypoints where you can set the photo interval and speed of the drone. Using the data here, you can reliably get 80 percent overlap and use waypoint missions for photogrammetry. In our next article, we will look at how to use waypoints for photogrammetry.

After many years of manual focusing or using third-party solutions, we finally got the focus bracketing feature in one of the most popular full-frame cameras on the market—the Sony A7 IV.

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Recently, we received a Veeniix V11 Pro drone from Rukotoys for review. As always, I am going to give our honest opinion on it. This will not be an extensive review, but we will look at the core features of this drone and see how it handles and how refined it is.

This time, however, we are tackling a much more difficult object as promised, which could be considered a worst-case scenario, but still scannable.

You can download it for local use or save it to your personal drive by going to File>Make a copy. Once you do that, you will be able to edit the sheet.

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We can use this sheet to prepare for automated, manual, and semi-automatic flights. You can determine the GSD value you will get at different flight altitudes without having to fire up your flight planning software. The maximum speed recommendation allows you to limit your flight speed if the planning app does not have a feature like this.