Outdoor Scene Capture

Applicable devices: Lixel K2 (recommended), Lixel L2 Pro, Lixel L3 (recommended)

Time Selection

Capture Paths

Building Facade

1. Walk a loop around the building perimeter (3–5 m from the building), shooting the main body at eye level
2. Walk another loop (1–2 m from the building), shooting high-up details at an upward angle
3. Add extra multi-angle coverage of key areas (entrances, signs, distinctive structures)

Building facade capture path (far + near double loop)

Streets/Roads

1. Walk along one side of the road, shooting the buildings on the opposite side
2. On the return, walk along the other side, shooting the buildings on this side
3. Cover intersections/junctions from multiple angles

Outdoor Considerations

• Pedestrians/vehicles: Choose times with fewer people when possible; moving objects produce artifacts
• Vegetation: Leaves swaying in the wind produce blur; light-breeze weather is best
• Sky: Sky regions have no texture and limited reconstruction results, which is normal
• RTK positioning: L3, L2 Pro, and K2 support RTK; enabling it for outdoor capture is recommended to obtain precise geographic coordinates
• Shadow consistency: Changes in the sun's position during capture cause shadows to move; try to finish within 30 minutes
• Lighting consistency: If multi-segment stitching is needed, all data segments should be captured within 2 hours to avoid drastic morning/evening lighting changes

Outdoor Capture Checklist

• [ ] Suitable weather conditions (overcast or soft lighting)
• [ ] Low pedestrian/vehicle traffic
• [ ] RTK enabled with good signal (when absolute coordinates are required)
• [ ] All faces of the building covered
• [ ] Both ground and high-up angles covered