SpheronVR SceneCam – Image Management
The Spheron system uses a tethered laptop (or tablet if you are using the Spheron-LITE system).
The benefits of this approach is that both the camera and laptop have independent power supplies, providing a reliable 6-8 hours of scanning / capture per battery set. See comparison of two systems later in report.
Spheron captured data is directly saved onto the systems hard drive, which in my tests was onto a Panasonic CF-19 Toughbook (originally supplied as part of the SceneCam system)
Folder Contents (Windows OS)
Above : Folder contents (Windows OS)
Each capture is saved into an Image folder, storing the following:
- SPH file – the native SPHERON ‘digital negative’
- Preview Image – a file for previewing capture as a true panorama
File Naming Convention
Above : Spheron Default Naming convention
By default, the Spheron system automatically names captures, keeping data management simple; the above example shows default naming convention using the date, time of capture and camera serial number.
Next Page : Image Post Processing
