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To import from the oblique camera of CityMapper-2, please create the template. This idea is from a Japanese user. • all data (images): Preparing • What mobile mapping acquisition platform was used? --- o Camera system used: --- o Lidar system ...

Add E57 vendor-neutral format export support. Now to generate E57 needs to produce LAS which requires additional storage and possible loss of information if need to have E57 as result. Also have to use 3rd party software.

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When importing LiDAR data over photo tie points I'd like to see how close they lay on top of one another. A cross section viewer would be helpful.

Please add the option to publish a "Web-Ready" DGN file with Reality mesh and all the elements such as lines, lines strings, point strings and text. The only option now is to publish a Web-Ready 3MX from ContextCapture Master.

it is slow and inefficient to have to export an error log and send to support. why not just let users see what step and which file engine was working on when it failed. such a waste of time raising a support ticket each time.

When working with multiple views Selecting a source View and then selecting a different View will zoom the second View to the source location but will keep the View orientation.

Simple option, allowing user to create a new block out of the rejected photos in the AT.

Have tried editing region of interest and extents of production and neither of these apply to orthophoto productions. It would be nice to limit the orthophoto extents to a user defined polygon (just like you can define an area of interest for a mesh)

FARO Focus 3D S120 exports similar data as Faro iQscene (quaternions) template. But there are misalignments between the point cloud and the photo position. It needs a new template for the system.