DigiCad 3D is a program of aerial and terrestrial photogrammetry and cartography. Version 24 focuses on the treatment of images, in order to make all procedures more effective, both with regard to architectural photos, as well as satellite, aerial and map photos. Let’s briefly describe the most interesting functions. Brightness and contrast The procedure of…
The version 23.0.1 of DigiCad 3D has been released which, among the various improvements, includes two very important functions, the conversion of PDFs into vector drawings, documents, graphics, etc., and the cropping of images, both for drilling and for cutting. Remember that DigiCad 3D is an aerial, terrestrial and cartographic photogrammetry program. PDF Conversion…
Also for DigiCad 3D the numbering of the versions changes, which, as already done with Domus.Cad, it is based on the year of release of the version, in this case 2023. All the versions released during the year will be numbered 23.01 , 23.02 etc. PDF import Importing images also imports documents in PDF format.…
DigiCad 3D is an architectural and aerial photogrammetry, cartography and mapping program born in 1987 and continuously renewed to follow the developments of the technique. We started from graphics tablets and large digitizers to get to drones and the future is not over yet.
To better meet new needs and new technological challenges, the program has been completely rewritten, both as a user interface and as an analytical code, using a cross-platform development system with advanced features and including new software technologies.
It is often impossible to take the entire facade of a building in just one photograph. You have to take several photos then mount them together in a mosaic to form the picture.
Many programs claim to do mosaics of several photos, but what they actually mean can vary a lot. Some do no more than straighten up several photos in one document, leaving the user the task of mounting them together as best he can, with programs such as PhotoShop.
Excluding such kinds of program, many other alternatives remain:
DigiCad 3D is already well-known as a state-of-the-art program for the photogrammetry and cartography sectors. Now it is offers some brilliant new functions for working with photographic images. Digital cameras are now widely used in architectural photogrammetry. Unfortunately their big advantages (speed and ease of use) are often outweighed by the disadvantage of their not-very-wide-angle…
