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3DF Zephyr vs Agisoft Metashape

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3DF Zephyr

6.8#6 in drone mapping softwareFrom €250 a month
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Fact3DF ZephyrAgisoft Metashape
AutomationThe full feature list says users can create scripts and automate workflows with Python and configure batch processing with XML files.Professional Edition offers Python scripting and Java bindings for automation and integration into Python or Java pipelines.
Company3Dflow describes itself as a privately held computer vision and image processing consultancy and software house established in 2011 as a University of Verona spin-off.Agisoft LLC lists its address in St. Petersburg, Russia, and says it was founded in 2006.
Founded20112006
Free planYesNo
HeadquartersVerona, ItalySt. Petersburg, Russia
Purpose3DF Zephyr automatically reconstructs 3D models from photos and supports workflows using camera sensors, drones, and laser scanners.Metashape processes digital images photogrammetrically and generates 3D spatial data for GIS, cultural heritage documentation, visual effects, and indirect measurement.

3DF Zephyr plans

  • 3DF Zephyr FreeFree
  • 3DF Zephyr (Monthly)€250 a month
  • 3DF Zephyr Lite$199, paid once
  • 3DF Zephyr$4,200, paid once

Agisoft Metashape plans

  • Standard Edition$179 a month
  • Professional Edition—
  • Professional Edition Service Provider License — pay-per-use$155.90 a month
  • Agisoft Metashape Standard Edition$179, paid once
  • Agisoft Metashape Professional Edition$3,499, paid once
  • Professional Edition Service Provider License — annual renting$6,736 a year

Pick 3DF Zephyr if…

It suits people who need to turn photographs into 3D models and related mapping, measurement, or CAD outputs. The free edition is for personal use; the Education edition has the same features but excludes commercial purposes.

Pick Agisoft Metashape if…

Metashape suits people creating 3D spatial data from aerial, close-range, or satellite images. Professional Edition is relevant to GIS, surveying, imagery analysis, and users automating or distributing processing workflows.

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