hello, thank you for this project, it's a great tool and looks stable. I have only one big question: can you show me some tutorial/guide to get wgs84 georeferenced <OrthoMosaique.tif>? Yes, I know NodeMICMAC does it easily and using default oprions, the problem is NodeMICMAC refuses to end the job on some of my set of pictures (based on https://ancient.land drone grid missions), while micmac with your interface does easily (just with default settings) but gives me a *.tif not referenced.
How to give micmac w/ AperoDeDenis same/similar instructions that NodeMICMAC uses for coordinates?
I also found that it s not difficult to georeference OrthoMosaique in qgis with few points and a Helmert transformation, but it usually grows the tif file dimensions and anyway it adds manual steps in the work routine... I m not a software engineer, I can't explore full command line version, I am an archaeologist and a 15 years ubuntu user who likes to experiment, but it's difficult to find online references to this project for low/middle level users like me.
hello, thank you for this project, it's a great tool and looks stable. I have only one big question: can you show me some tutorial/guide to get wgs84 georeferenced <OrthoMosaique.tif>? Yes, I know NodeMICMAC does it easily and using default oprions, the problem is NodeMICMAC refuses to end the job on some of my set of pictures (based on https://ancient.land drone grid missions), while micmac with your interface does easily (just with default settings) but gives me a *.tif not referenced.
How to give micmac w/ AperoDeDenis same/similar instructions that NodeMICMAC uses for coordinates?
I also found that it s not difficult to georeference OrthoMosaique in qgis with few points and a Helmert transformation, but it usually grows the tif file dimensions and anyway it adds manual steps in the work routine... I m not a software engineer, I can't explore full command line version, I am an archaeologist and a 15 years ubuntu user who likes to experiment, but it's difficult to find online references to this project for low/middle level users like me.