Pyside6 application for creating thermal point clouds using photogrammetry. Compatible with DJI M3T (Mavic 3 thermal) and Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced. Using Agisoft Metashape Python API
Hi! Thanks for that software, it is pretty cool!
I'm still facing issues when trying to save the processed thermal images, all metadata get lost.
Do you face the same issue?
Greetings
Melina
I am trying to install IRMapper but I cannot do it. The steps I followed: 1) create a conda environment "img", 2) activate "img", 3) conda install git, 4) git clone https://github.com/s-du/IRMapper. It worked perfectly up to step 4 and IRMapper is downloaded.
Now when I give the command "pip install -r requirements.txt", it is showing "Error: Could not open requirements file: [Error 2] No such file or directory: 'requirements.txt' ". I also downloaded zip folder from you github page and have not found any 'requirements.txt' in the extracted folder.
Am I following the correct process? Could you please let me know where I am wrong? Can I work with your app through jupyter lab or jupyter notebook? This app would be very useful for me if I can successfully work with it. I am waiting for your help. Thanks for the nice work you are doing.
Hi, I'm trying to test your promising tool on my Mavic 3T data. However, I keep getting this error message when trying to load the image folder. Do you have any suggestions for solving this?
When I trying to install through pip, the Metashape module cannot be installed. The current Metashape version is 0.0.4 and the requirement file contains 2.0.1. I have attached the screenshot.
What should I do?
Hello!
I did not manage to understand the thermal SDK 3 by DJI together with copying the exif information so I tried IRMapper - even though I use Pix4D and not Metashape. Unfortunately, Pix4D doesn't like the generated jpgs.
Would it be possible to integrate a "process images to tiff"-button (with the dji sdk tiff function and metadata copying) for everybody who uses the tool just for picture transformation?
Thanks for all the time you invest in making the tool!