To create a new 3DSOM Project, select button. A file dialog will appear
for you to select images to add to the new project. Normally you
should add all the images in the folder including any calibration shots,
stripe shots and normal shots (see menu item or
press the Supported Workflows).
Note: Multiple files may be selected in the dialog by holding down the Shift key. The Control key may also be used to selectively add or remove files. Use the drop-down menu to only show images of a particular type. To add all the images click in the file dialog and hit CTRL A.
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Once a project has been created, you can drag and drop additional images files from Windows Explorer into 3DSOM Pro. Alternatively use the menu item. |
Note: The images on disk must all be in the same orientation (landscape or portrait) and be the same size in pixels.
If the calibration target(s) could not be found in the image (and there is no corresponding calibration shot already loaded), or if insufficient areas of the mat were visible, then the image will be marked as "rejected" and an error message displayed. This might be caused by the markings on the mat being too light, or blurred, for 3DSOM Pro to locate.
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If you have taken shots with projected stripes and these are not named using the file naming convention described in File Naming Convention, then these images need to be manually identified as being stripe shots before further processing. Select the thumbnails and use the menu item from the menu". |
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