I am currently a student and we are learning how to use photogrammetry. Last semester, we used Remake for a photogrammetry project and we loved it. Now we are doing another photogrammetry project with Recap but as part of a mock-up game to see how it all works together. I am confused as to why I only have 6 credits left (started with 40 or so) and still have 7/8 of the cloud storage left. I used up my 3 projects allotted trying to do one photogrammetry object with some mistakes, as I am learning, and now I'm stuck without the ability to take another crack at it. I think that it would be better for students that are trying to learn more about photogrammetry to either have more tries (like a 3 month unlimited projects with 10 GB of space) or the ability to use Remake and not be forced to install Recap so the whole credit/number of projects problem won't exist. Basically, with all of the failing going on or even testing out all of the options that are available to see what the differences are, I think that it would be better to let us experiment with it in all of its glory without these limitations. Then we will be able to appreciate the sophistication of the software. Also, on another note, I'm not too pleased with how much more time it takes to create the model. I wish that there was still the option to just do it on my local computer instead of having to upload and all of that. If you wanted to keep some kind of credit system linked to our accounts and force upload a copy of the project to the cloud, then whatever. But it takes forever for me to upload and wait until the model is composed. It literally takes 5+ times longer than doing it locally. It's kind of a waste of time to wait, especially when the process is already long enough to begin with. I'm not trying to be harsh or anything. I just believe in the hands on experience that we need to try to understand what is going on and what we need to do, and also in the efficiency of the entire process of this method of creating mesh. Thanks for your time, Mark
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