Here are some results from using UAV Toolbox to scan a wood. This is quite a challenging environment as there are huge variations in elevation, and (as it was a windy day) a lot of movement of the things you're trying to measure.
I produced the model with a single pass, which means there are 'gaps' where the camera just didn't take photos from the right angle. You can also see a jump in the elevation of the field where successive passes had drifted. Doing a second pass at 90 degrees to the first should fix that sort of problem but wasn't practical at the time - I only had a small window for getting the job done.
However, the overall result is very satisfying. I actually think the point cloud is 'prettier', but haven't worked out the best way to share that online (yet).
Here's the model in Sketchfab Crucible Woods by tunauav - 3D model
And here's a Panorama of the area for comparison: Crucible Woods
I produced the model with a single pass, which means there are 'gaps' where the camera just didn't take photos from the right angle. You can also see a jump in the elevation of the field where successive passes had drifted. Doing a second pass at 90 degrees to the first should fix that sort of problem but wasn't practical at the time - I only had a small window for getting the job done.
However, the overall result is very satisfying. I actually think the point cloud is 'prettier', but haven't worked out the best way to share that online (yet).
Here's the model in Sketchfab Crucible Woods by tunauav - 3D model
And here's a Panorama of the area for comparison: Crucible Woods