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Build Frames & Cameras Tables Tool

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MagdalenaKwiatkowska
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Hello,

I’m having an issue with the Build Frames & Cameras Tables tool in ArcGIS Pro and I can’t figure out what’s going wrong.

The tool correctly reads my orientation file - in the Sample Record preview, the values for omega, phi and kappa are displayed correctly. However, after running the tool, all OPK values in the output Frames table are 0, 0, 0.

This is a sample of my orientation file:

photo IDpxpypzomegaphikappa
002_016_NAD000139403474.6095743572.2611193.9410.00150-0.06695-179.87878
002_017_NAD000138403611.9855743573.5731195.3240.02095-0.06199-179.84010
002_018_NAD000137403749.3695743573.9831196.5300.13217-0.05141-179.84519
002_019_NAD000136403886.7535743573.6891197.3630.12733-0.04536-179.92250
002_020_NAD000135404023.9795743573.1621197.9610.07119-0.02203-179.91776

 

And the output Frames table looks like this:

ObjectIDRasterCameraIDPerspectiveXPerspectiveYPerspectiveZOmegaPhiKappaSRS
1(...)\Images\002_016_NAD000139.tif1403474.6095743572.2611193.94100025832
2(...)\Images\002_017_NAD000138.tif1403611.9855743573.5731195.32400025832
3(...)\Images\002_018_NAD000137.tif1403749.3695743573.9831196.53000025832
4(...)\Images\002_019_NAD000136.tif1403886.7535743573.6891197.36300025832
5(...)\Images\002_020_NAD000135.tif1404023.9795743573.1621197.96100025832

 

What might be the cause of the problem?  Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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DanPatterson
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is it a field mapping issue?

Use the Build Frames & Cameras Tables tool—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation


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MagdalenaKwiatkowska
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I double-checked the field mapping and everything seems correct - Omega, Phi and Kappa are properly assigned to the corresponding fields.

Also, the Sample Record preview shows the correct values, so the mapping appears to be working at that stage. The issue only occurs in the output Frames table after running the tool, where all OPK values become 0.

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