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DigiCad 3D is an excellent tool for dealing with images, drawings, photographs of building facades and maps. It operates either directly on raster images or by digitization.
DigiCad 3D is used in photogrammetry, cartography and, increasingly in recent years, in architectural photogrammetry, for which it offers powerful, easy-to-use and exclusive instruments, like elimination of perspective distortion from flat and curved surfaces, elimination of optical deformation, mosaics, correction and geo-referencing of maps, straightening up curved surfaces, transparency control and others.
Here are some key features of "DigiCad 3D":
· Architectural elevations from photographs
· Elimination of perspective distortion
· Partial transformation
· Mosaic work
· Transparent images can be superimposed on technical drawings and bitmaps
· Regular- or irregularly curved surfaces can be straightened out
· Optical deformation caused by photo lenses can be eliminated
· Approximate and precise transformation
· Perspective and Linear Transformation
· Ability to work with large format drawings
· Automatic union of parts of drawings
· Attach function for 2, 4, and 5 points
· Direct transformation of photos or scanned images
· Geo-reference
· Elimination of map distortions
· Creation of texture from photos
· Snap and Block functions
· Ability to move elements or groups of elements
· Direct integration with Nonio C, and Domus. Cad
· Import in PICT (Mac Os), BMP (Win), EWMF (WIN), DWG, DXF, XYZ and CXF formats
· Export in PICT (Mac Os), , BMP (Win), EWMF (WIN), DWG, DXF XYZ, Domus.Cad and Minicad formats
· Support of the most common tablet models and serial and ADB digitizers (Classic version).
· Internal driver for direct plotting HP-GL/2 (Classic version)
What's New in This Release:
· Regular- or irregularly curved surfaces can be straightened out
· Optical deformation caused by photo lenses can be eliminated
· Photographic plans can be created, based on mathematical digital terrain models
· Perspective and Linear Transformation
· New User Interface
Limitations:
· 20 days
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