Stonehenge 181
Image by Rhiannon

Rockrich wrote:
Megalithics wrote:
As we mentioned in our other post tripods and monopods were banned. For many of the techniques we use, such as full spherical VR panorama, stereo photography, stereo photogrammetry, etc. a support is essential.

As for the 6 metre pole...........

I wouldnt say a tripod is an essential item for collecting photogrammetric imagery, especially those taken outside in all but the dullest lighting conditions. You can work round lighting by stopping up, ss 1/60th+ and increase the number of stereo pairs....well, thats how I break the rules anyway :)
What software are you using to render the surface models?

Megalithics wrote:
What software are you using to render the surface models?
I think we may have communicated by email a year or two ago. I was part of the NADRAP team that helped develop a close range methodology for rock art. I use Topcon PI3000 mainly, but ImageMaster sometimes gets thrown in pending loan of dongles.