LS Camera Specifications?

[Steve Douty]

We have a drone and process the drone images using Pix 4D software. As we understand it we can import images from other cameras into Pix 4D and process these images along with our drone images if we have the necessary camera specifications.

Is anyone else doing this?
Where can I find the LS camera Specks.?

 

[Joe Paulin]

Can't help you much but sometimes the camera specs (focal length, etc) are embedded in the digital picture metadata. You could check that out.

 

[Sean Joyce]

Steve;
Just wondering if you do a camera calibration for the L.S. if the resulting file will have the information you need?

 

[Steve Douty]

A week without a reply from JAVAD. How do I get an answer?

 

[Joe Paulin]

I noticed it's been pretty quiet on the forum here lately, especially responses from the 5PLS Team and the JAVAD Developers. I know this week INTERGEO is going on, maybe they are tied up with that, I know it's a big deal.

 

[Michael Gribkov]

Where can I find the LS camera Specks.?

Dear Steve,
Triumph-LS uses camera module with QXGA (2048x1536) pixel array of physical size 3626x2709 um. Individual pixel size if 1.75x1.75 um.
The lens has 65 degree view angle. F-No is 2.8 and effective focal length (EFL) is 3.82 mm.
Principal point is declared to be in the center, although it may vary a little from unit to unit.
Distortion metrics are not available in common terms.

 

[Steve Douty]

Thank you for replying!

 

[Darren Clemons]

I noticed it's been pretty quiet on the forum here lately, especially responses from the 5PLS Team and the JAVAD Developers. I know this week INTERGEO is going on, maybe they are tied up with that, I know it's a big deal.

Sadly Joe, that has become the norm not the exception. Several questions or concerns don’t even GET reply’s anymore. Things have really, really changed on that account in the last year.