Results of research on calibration of high-resolution digital camera Nikon D3X have been pre-sented. CMOS matrix stability in recording process of digital images, calculation of principle distance as well as principal point, radial distortion and tangential distortion were determined. The interior orientation parameters determined during calibration in test project were examined. All test images were obtained using three re-placeable Nikkor lens of 24, 35 and 50 mm focal length. The calibration process was executed in Camera Calibration and Field Calibration modules of PhotoModeler software using convergent terrestrial images. It was also executed for single photo in DLT module of AeroSys software. For the determination of interior orienta-tion parameters of digital camera for each lens the 2D and 3D test fi elds were used. Stability and repeatability of recorded digital images on CMOS matrix were examined on 25 control points which were evenly distributed on a white calibration table. Accuracy of pixel position on the image for 24 mm, 35 mm and 50 mm focal length was 0.06, 0.08 and 0.04 of image pixel, respectively. It was found that interior orientation parameters calculated using the PhotoModeler software for both calibration methods were correctly determined while when using the Aerosys software they were determined with lower accuracy. The very high accuracy of elaboration of a test photogrammetric project for each camera lens was obtained using interior orientation parameters calculated on the basis of convergent images and 3D field.
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