RealityCapture Webinar: Combining Z+F laser scan with images inside of RealityCapture

Did you miss or want to rewatch our webinar with Z+F? We are sharing with you a recorded webinar where you can learn how to combine Z+F laser scans with images inside of RealityCapture.
0:00:00 - User Interface
0:02:56 - Laser scans import options
0:06:45 - Laser scans alignment
0:08:00 - Mesh from laser scans reconstruction
0:09:11 - Scene rendering mode
0:10:20 - Using the clipping box
0:11:28 - Texturing
0:12:19 - Combining laser scans without color with photogrammetry
0:13:17 - Importing photos
0:13:37 - Processing the photos separately
0:14:39 - Merging Laser scans with photogrammetry
0:15:10 - Mesh reconstruction
0:15:24 - Mesh clean up
0:16:44 - Mesh texturing
0:17:24 - Results comparison
0:20:45 - Enabling/disabling inputs for processing steps
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[@Silpheedx]

There is no reconstruction tab. Please update this

[@360VRStudios]

Awesome video

[@BenjaminvonCramon]

At 4:37 I'm unable to decipher what's said about what you must do when setting Geo-referenced to no, something about locking absolute coordinates (?) to be sure they won't shift or move when aligning to photos. Thanks for clarifying how to lock the scale from LidAR, so that the photogrammetry aligns to it and not the reverse.

[@CapturingReality]

Locking the poses of the laser scans. You can do it in 1Ds view when you have selected those laser scans and set Locked in Prior pose settings

[@BenjaminvonCramon]

@@CapturingReality Got it, thanks.

[@4dservice]

Great video...question: what if the "merging components" fails to align a laserscan group to a photogrammetry group? how can you align than? are there any video tutorial to do so? thanks!

[@CapturingReality]

Then you can use control points placed on both components. Yes, there are also tutorials regarding this issue, like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpPHiYCZYrOnkLM