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Hey Nedo,
it depends on the dataset. Sometimes setting "Deep" fixes everything, sometime doesn't. As you will learn more with zephyr, you'll be able to use the advanced mode. My suggestion to use deep was based on that specific photoset, for other photos that obviously might change.
Namely, when you're ready to switch to advanced mode, you can find more information on this tutorial https://www.3dflow.net/3df-zephyr-parameters-tuning-guide/ which goes through the advanced parameters. If you are still having orientation issues in urban settings however, you should probably take a few more pictures unless the subject is very textureless, as urban settings tend to get many pictures oriented usually.
Glad to hear that you're satisfied with the result =) feel free to ask anytime if you have any doubt or question!
Andrea
it depends on the dataset. Sometimes setting "Deep" fixes everything, sometime doesn't. As you will learn more with zephyr, you'll be able to use the advanced mode. My suggestion to use deep was based on that specific photoset, for other photos that obviously might change.
Namely, when you're ready to switch to advanced mode, you can find more information on this tutorial https://www.3dflow.net/3df-zephyr-parameters-tuning-guide/ which goes through the advanced parameters. If you are still having orientation issues in urban settings however, you should probably take a few more pictures unless the subject is very textureless, as urban settings tend to get many pictures oriented usually.
Glad to hear that you're satisfied with the result =) feel free to ask anytime if you have any doubt or question!
Andrea
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