Export a capture session

Once you create a capture session, you can export it.

Export a capture session as a frames and cameras table

To export a capture session to a frames and cameras table format, complete the following steps:

1. In the Project Tree pane, right-click the capture session to export, and click Export to access the drop-down menu.

2. On the drop-down menu, click Frame and Cameras Tables.

   An export dialog box appears.

3. Browse to a valid location, and provide a name for the capture session frame camera export folder.

4. Click Save.

The capture session is exported as a comma separated values (.csv) file.

One geodatabase per camera session is created in the export folder.

Export a capture session as an Inpho project file

An Inpho project file (.prj) includes the exterior orientation information of each image and the parameters of each camera.

To export a capture session as an Inpho project file, complete the following steps:

1. In the Project Tree pane, right-click the capture session to export and click Export to access the drop-down menu .

2. On the drop-down menu, click Inpho Project.

   An export dialog box appears.

3. Browse to a valid location, and provide a name for the capture session export file.

4. Click Save.

The capture session is exported as an Inpho .prj file.

Export a capture session template

A capture session template is a .json file that stores all the parameters that define the cameras of a capture session. When you use a capture session template, you don't need to type the camera parameters of a camera system that you've used before.

To export a capture session template, complete the following steps:

1. In the Project Tree pane, right-click the capture session to export, and click Export to access the drop-down menu.

2. On the drop-down menu, click Template.

   An export dialog box appears.

3. Browse to a valid location, and provide a name for the capture session template.

4. Click Save.

The capture session template is exported as a .json file.