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| Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles group in Blender |
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| Scene Scale Calculator for SketchUp |
| Cropped Photo Tool for 3ds Max |
| Cropped Photo Tool for Blender |
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| Cropped Photo Tool for SketchUp |
| Background Mode for 3ds Max |
| Background Mode for Blender |
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| Camera Transplant for 3ds Max |
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| Camera Transplant for Blender |
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| Camera Transplant for SketchUp |
• Manual updates — new guidance on fine-tuning oblique / rolled cameras using the Rotate tool with the Reference Coordinate System set to "Local".
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| Rotate tool with the Reference Coordinate System set to "Local" |
1. A quick manual fix for the tilt and roll camera parameters that, in rare cases, can appear to "break" when the camera target is moved or enabled — this turns out to be inherent to how 3ds Max handles targeted cameras (the world-Z up constraint flattens roll), not a CameraMatch issue. The video shows exactly how to work around it:
▶ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pH68Asw7UqRCutPcnE_6WUHcmDOptze7/view?usp=sharing
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions — happy to help.
Free Manual: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1nzKRn9-dGON3taoYN6UJYOTgKvTdjSrC?usp=sharing
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Small firms benefit most from efficiency gains. At this price the tool pays for itself in a single project by saving 15–20 hours of manual camera matching.
- Up to 5 named workstations
Lifetime access to v6 updates
- All platforms: 3ds Max + Blender + SketchUp editions
- Priority email support
- DroneSiteBuilder Enterprise is a single-file 3ds Max and Blender toolkit that compresses the traditional 6–8 hour drone-photo to 3D site pipeline (Lightroom + Global Mapper + NOAA LiDAR + manual camera matching) into about 90 seconds — one click, no exports, nothing leaves 3ds Max or Blender. Drop in a drone DNG or JPEG (DJI / Skydio / any drone that writes XMP) and the embedded GPS, altitude and gimbal bearing drive a full camera setup automatically. New: opt-in Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles — fetches Google's photogrammetric mesh for the site's bbox straight into 3ds Max, in place of (or alongside) the layered terrain + aerial + OSM build.
- Optional Rural / Landscape checkbox. This function ignores foliage and sky before detection and focuses on structural elements (tree trunks, road edges, kerbs, buildings). Corrects small detection errors that would otherwise tilt the horizon line on level shots.
- New Force level horizon (always zero roll) checkbox, independent of Landscape mode. Unconditionally snaps the camera's roll to zero regardless of the detected value. Pitch is left untouched, giving a flat-horizon starting point from which manual refinement is straightforward.
- GeoBuild is a single-file 3ds Max and Blender toolkit that turns the slow, error-prone job of building a 3D map into a few clicks. Type an address (or paste a bbox), point it at an OpenStreetMap file, and it assembles a geo-referenced scene — terrain, satellite drape, extruded buildings, width-by-class road ribbons, and land features (parks, waterways, POIs) — all under one root helper sharing a real-world metric frame, ready for CameraMatch. New in v1.3: one-click Auto-fetch for free DEM + aerial, and opt-in Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles — the same photogrammetric mesh Google Earth uses, dropped straight into your scene.
- On first launch the tool auto-registers under category JamieC. One-time drag from Customize > Customize User Interface > Toolbars places CameraMatch on any toolbar permanently.
- Compact default height that fits the main workflow on standard displays. Scrollbar and manual resize both preserved.
- User-configurable threshold (default 0.40). Below threshold the tool offers Apply anyway, Open Perspective Match, or Cancel — no silent commits on shaky detections.
- Precise build number v6.1.8 shown in the panel title, the header, and the Done dialog. Studios can reference the exact build in support tickets and change-management records.
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A personal, non-transferable licence for a single workstation. Low enough for an impulse purchase — high enough to reflect the tool's specialised computer-vision capabilities.
Single workstation — personal use
Full VP detection + horizon line + FBX export
Lifetime access to v6 updates
3ds Max + Blender + SketchUp editions
GeoBuild is a single-file 3ds Max and Blender toolkit that turns the slow, error-prone job of building a 3D map into a few clicks. Type an address (or paste a bbox), point it at an OpenStreetMap file, and it assembles a geo-referenced scene — terrain, satellite drape, extruded buildings, width-by-class road ribbons, and land features (parks, waterways, POIs) — all under one root helper sharing a real-world metric frame, ready for CameraMatch. New in v1.3: one-click Auto-fetch for free DEM + aerial, and opt-in Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles — the same photogrammetric mesh Google Earth uses, dropped straight into your scene.
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For large firms handling dozens of Photomontages and/or Verified Views for planning applications. Value is in standardisation, compliance, and multi-platform Access across the entire office.
Unlimited seats — site-wide deployment
Priority support + Q&A access
One Year of proprietary development of numerous 3d tools/Scripts tailored to your specific needs
DroneSiteBuilder Enterprise is a single-file 3ds Max and Blender toolkit that compresses the traditional 6–8 hour drone-photo to 3D site pipeline (Lightroom + Global Mapper + NOAA LiDAR + manual camera matching) into about 90 seconds — one click, no exports, nothing leaves 3ds Max. Drop in a drone DNG or JPEG (DJI / Skydio / any drone that writes XMP) and the embedded GPS, altitude and gimbal bearing drive a full camera setup automatically. New: opt-in Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles — fetches Google's photogrammetric mesh for the site's bbox straight into 3ds Max, in place of (or alongside) the layered terrain + aerial + OSM build.
Includes additional Verified Views 2025 CSV-automation tool
3ds Max and Blender + SketchUp editions (Maya edition to be added later )
Full audit trail for GLVIA3 planning submissions
Optional Rural / Landscape checkbox. Ignores foliage and sky before detection and focuses on structural elements (tree trunks, road edges, kerbs, buildings). Corrects small detection errors that would otherwise tilt the horizon line on level shots.
New Force level horizon (always zero roll) checkbox, independent of Landscape mode. Unconditionally snaps the camera's roll to zero regardless of the detected value. Pitch is left untouched, giving a flat-horizon starting point from which manual refinement is straightforward.
On first launch the tool auto-registers under category JamieC. One-time drag from Customize > Customize User Interface > Toolbars places CameraMatch on any toolbar permanently.
Compact default height that fits the main workflow on standard displays. Scrollbar and manual resize both preserved.
User-configurable threshold (default 0.40). Below threshold the tool offers Apply anyway, Open Perspective Match, or Cancel — no silent commits on shaky detections.
Precise build number v6.1.8 shown in the panel title, the header, and the Done dialog. Studios can reference the exact build in support tickets and change-management records.
GeoBuild is a single-file 3ds Max and Blender toolkit that turns the slow, error-prone job of building a 3D map into a few clicks. Type an address (or paste a bbox), point it at an OpenStreetMap file, and it assembles a geo-referenced scene — terrain, satellite drape, extruded buildings, width-by-class road ribbons, and land features (parks, waterways, POIs) — all under one root helper sharing a real-world metric frame, ready for CameraMatch. New in v1.3: one-click Auto-fetch for free DEM + aerial, and opt-in Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles — the same photogrammetric mesh Google Earth uses, dropped straight into your scene.
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| Camera Transplant Tool |
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| Exporting Camera Data |
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| Troubleshooting Python and folder Permissions |
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| Photo matched with one click using CameraMatch AutoSetup v6 in the 3d viewport |
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| Mitsubishi ASX Original photo |
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| Original Photo camera matched with the Script in the 3d Viewport |
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| Lamborghini Urus in the 3d Viewport |
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| Lamborghini Urus 3d render fully integrated |
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| Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 3d render fully integrated |
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| Ferrari 812 GTS 3d render fully integrated |
































































