Leica infinity

Leica Infinity is the user-friendly geospatial office software for the measurement professional. Whether it’s measuring new survey projects or preparing data for construction layout jobs, Infinity supports your workflow.Different data come together on a field project – BIM, CAD, GIS and more. Infinity can extract and export these data types seamlessly. Using the integrated data exchange services Leica Exchange and Leica ConX makes moving data that much more efficient.Infinity supports your workflows:Import, visualise, and manage data easily, all in the 3D viewerPrepare survey or infrastructure data including roads, surfaces and control points for field crewsGenerate and save reports in your project for complete traceabilityProcess Terrestrial TPS & Level data and Triple frequency multi constellation GNSS dataFull 3D, 2D, 1D Network Adjustments to produce reliable control coordinatesUse and manage images from the field including measuring points from imagesWork with scan point data including full 3D meshing toolsField to Finish for efficient CAD deliverablesLeica SmartNet integration for downloading GNSS reference dataComplete spatial awareness with HxIP imagery and default base mapsUse the Leica Exchange, Leica ConX data services for efficient data transfer Brochures LG851484 - Brochure Datasheets Leica Infinity Geospatial Office Software - Datasheet Leica Geosystems has developed an online learning platform for a wide range of products, to further educate customers to maximise the functionality of their instruments.Our products have many excellent features which all contribute to increasing efficiency on site and the online learning platform assists you to gain the most value from your products.The online learning courses are available to anyone who has a Leica Geosystems myWorld account, and an active Customer Care Package (CCP) for supported products.

Liscad is purpose made survey & engineering software for the Engineer and Surveyor. For convenience, Liscad is available in modular form so you only need the software necessary to fulfil your daily tasks. Liscad is available in English (UK), English (US), Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Korean, Russian and Spanish. Tags Infinity Liscad Field Survey Software Liscad Office Software Traders Liscad Office Software Leica Cyclone Leica HDS in Dubai Leica HDS in UAE Leica Infinity Benefits Lite - Just for starters. LISCAD Lite is an abbreviated version for data reduction, plus import / export of other systems, including DXF and DGN. Computations have a virtually unlimited sized database featuring full connectivity for features, layers, codes and attributes. Full COGO functions, editing for multiple object types, including lines, splines arcs and spirals, plus support for text are all included. Input/Output for transferring data to and from other systems, plus support for more than 40 different total stations and GPS systems. Import and export a variety of exchange files including DXF, DGN and ARC/INFO. Modelling validates and computes digital terrain models and segments break lines. Generates contour maps complete with user defined labels. Volumes calculate quantities to a base datum or between surfaces. A new model of height differences can be generated. 3D Visualization allows easy navigation around the model with walk, fly, orbit, zoom and pan cameras. The 3D model appearance may be realistically enhanced and edited with colour, textures and image draping.

...they seem to me in general to be quite annoying....why were they ultimately abandoned?I believe this is called "answering your own question." The infinity locks carried over to the M-mount lenses, in the beginning. Some had a new design - a crescent-shaped button within the contours of the crescent-shaped focusing tabs, rather than the push-knobs.As a photojournalist, my bet is that as 35mm cameras, including Leicas, replaced 4x5 and MF press cameras starting around 1960, Leica got feedback from the fast-working newspaper pros that the locks were a PITA. And began deleting them as new lenses were introduced.The last hold-outs with the locks were the 21 f/3.4 and the 35 f/1.4 pre-ASPH. Not sure when their locks were eliminated, although both ended production without locks.It is of note that when Leica reintroduced collapsible lenses in the 1990s (50 f/2.8 and 90 Macro) - they saw fit NOT to include either focus tabs or locks.

Tables using the same library of codes but apply different feature definitions and styles. Using Code tables in InfinityHow using Code tables in Infinity supports the whole process of feature coding?Using a Code table to create a codelistCreating a codelist before doing the fieldwork is not mandatory but doing it within the field software can be time consuming and awkward with limited functionality. The best practice is to predefine a list of codes that is suitable for the type of work. The same codelist should be used by all field crews. When creating a code, the user defines the type of the code and a style for the linear features. Infinity supports all types of codes including points, lines, areas and free codes used by the existing System 1200 and Leica Viva users.There are two methods for feature coding, thematical codes which are assigned to points, lines and areas or by free codes. Free codes differ from thematic codes as they are purely time-related information and are recorded in-between measurements in the field. A timestamp is recorded with each free code allowing a chronological order of export points and free codes to be used for third party mapping software.For each code, the user can enter one or more attributes and define if they shall be automatically prompted to enter it. An attribute can be defined in many ways, for example, as a simple text field, a choice list, a range to choose from or a default value.The user does not necessarily need to create a codelist from scratch as they can use existing data to automatically populate a new library of codes. This can be done by importing an existing codelist, a Leica DBX job, FlexLine CLS file, ESRI geodatabase or HeXML file. The benefits of using a code table in Infinity are as follows: Quick and efficient way to create a library of codes Easy way to re-organize, update or join lists of codes The same codes can be exported to different instruments types or formats A Code table can be easily shared between users VIDEO 1: Watch the video to learn how to create a code table.Using a Code table to style featuresWhen creating a drawing in CAD software, an operator uses geometry objects to represent features. For example, a certain CAD block represents a tree or a signpost or a special line style is used to distinguish