Brilliant. Thanks buddy!

Hello Mardy, why don't we hear from you anymore, why isn't the software being further developed? Best regards

great video helped a lot

THANKS

Hi, I used the same software(same version) and same image data set, the only difference is that I use windows system, but I always failed to reconstruct the dense cloud. Is there anyone same with me ?

Thanks mate!

This is what i am looking for, thanx

01:39 Overview 02:51 VisualSFM 04:07 Meshlab 09:18 COLMAP 11:30 Bundler 13:03 CMVS 14:18 MVE 17:30 openMVG 19:48 openMVS 21:38 Theia

This is amazing

please, the addons generator capption is not visible in the search menu..

2:54 VisualSFM 9:19 COLMAP 11:32 Bundler 13:05 CMVS 14:20 MVE 19:50 openMVG

Very useful overview

thanks so much for this video. really appreciate taking the time

Amazing ! Thank you !

you saved only one reconstruction from visualsfm, where did the dense image come from??

very interesting

can you make a video on how mve is install

Great list and thanks for the source images! Man it's crazy that how many good option exist.

*Facepalm*

Thank you.

this was really helpful thank you so much

great overview. thanks a lot!

Fantastically helpful video, thank you

Great video and EXTRA points for the snaps. Thanks for taking all this effort.

Agisoft photoscan is absolutely perfect.. but it’s expensive

how we install bundler in window10

that's a lot of work thank you very much

C'est la synthèse la plus claire que j'ai pu voir sur les outils de photogrammétrie. Merci.

I tried this method in blender 2.8 eevee, any suggestions?

Lag+big lag+huge lag+gigantic lag

This is a brilliant video !! I've not come across such an in depth and complete review of open source photogrammetry software before thank you !!

What are the hardware requirements to run this type of software?

The good: Good video to get into SfM quickly. Very useful. The bad: Many of the snap packages from the author (namely Bundler, openMVG, openMVS) did not work on my computer (ubuntu 18.04), segmentation fault, I had to build them myself. Colmap snap is old and with no CUDA. Diagram error: openMVG should fill 1st column only, while openMVS fills columns 2-4 (dense cloud onward)

Brilliant. Thanks for taking the time to put all this together. A lot of steep learning curves I’m sure. I’m a VisualSFM user, and now I will have to try some of the other options you show that I’ve heard about but never took the time to investigate. Well done!

Great video Mardy! Thanks and keep it up! :D

thank you for your hard work this video and your snapcraft.io builds are time saver

COLMAP can do CPU and non cuda reconstruction

This is an extremely useful video! Thank you. What hardware are you using? CPU, RAM, GPU, etc...

Is that blender 3d 2.79b ?

It's the most informative videos I have seen in the internet. I have one question for you .Is it possible to make a script file to fully automate the reconstruction process from photo to stl file ?

thank you. great video. please continue to post more materials!

I use Visual SFM + Cloudcompared + Meshlab, unfortunately I lack knowledge to do the texturing in meshlab and export image to GIS software.. thanks to your excellent video I think I found the missing pieces

I would love to use this, but it fails in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (LTS Only here :-) ) For every step I try to fix it fails on another, then back again when I fix the next. Are you still maintaining this? Getting illegal instruction when attempting to reconstruct sparce, and that was after I blow a hole in the snap protection to get it to start at all.... It looks like a lot of strange compatibility stuff is leaking with the updates nowadays... :-( I bet that does not help you ... Well, hoping to see updates that work, I really appreciate your attempts to get into a manageable form...

Can you also include PMVS?

thanks for your work and your video very interesting- but i tried to install snap visualsfm-mardy on ubuntu 16.04 and sudo snap install blocked my computer- thanks

Great video.does anybody knows is there any software from wich i can measure objects from one picture if i know some of distances, but other not. For examplei have picture of building, and i know buildings lenght,is there any way to know hight,lr width and hight of windows?

Thanks for helping me!

Thank you so much for the video :)

You need to write code in Swift. Apparently they should have named QML as Swift.

And here I was building all these programs manually (srsly, because I'm a software developer), which is a serious pain (dependency madness + cmake quirks). Unfortunately, I didn't know that all I needed to do was: "sudo snap install visualsfm-mardy" (any idea how to alter the text size in this context?) As a result, I did learn a lot of internal details about many of them, and your pipeline schematic is quite helpful. Thanks!