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Any good photogrammetry software that can use handheld camera shots? I have a few hundred clay figurines my mother made that I have wanted to digitize in order
by RenRav 7y ago
Any good photogrammetry software that can use handheld camera shots? I have a few hundred clay figurines my mother made that I have wanted to digitize in order to free up some space. I always thought 3d scanning required some kind of special scanner so this gives me hope.
- foobarbecue 7y agoYeah, Meshroom! https://github.com/alicevision/meshroom https://github.com/alicevision/meshroom
- greggman2 7y agoThere are plenty of 3d scanning apps for phones. I don't know which one to recommend but at a glance this one looks nice https://www.qlone.pro/ https://www.qlone.pro/
- rebuilder 7y agoMeshroom, as suggested by others. If you do this, I think you'd do well to spend a little time setting up a little "studio" for it. A rotating plate, e.g. a vinyl player to place the items on, plus even lighting, would help a lot. If possible, two cameras on tripod at different heights would be good. You can do it handheld for sure, just make sure to have plenty of light and put the items on a small pedestal so you can get low angles of them without a table getting in the way. But for several hundred objects, it's going to take a while.