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Great quick read, tldr they took a bunch of bullet time photos in a circle around someone, made a bunch of vertical wood cutouts of the silhouettes and then wed
by pkdpic 4y ago
Great quick read, tldr they took a bunch of bullet time photos in a circle around someone, made a bunch of vertical wood cutouts of the silhouettes and then wedged them together vertically / radially and filled the gaps with clay. The freaky picture helps.
Speaking of this does ANYONE have a suggestion for a 3D scanning service / app that could capture reasonable detail on a warhammer / hotwheel sized model?
I've asked around and gotten the "don't bother just remake it in blender" response pretty consistently... but I don't wana' (ie its not realistic). Somebody please help if you can.
Or I guess I could get a bunch of cameras and sheets of wood...
- rwmurrayVT 4y agoMail it to me and I will with 9D LADAR. The point cloud data will include color data on the points. Fill out a contact form on our website asking for Robert. https://apimetrology.com/ladar/ https://apimetrology.com/ladar/
- jonas21 4y agoScaniverse (iOS app) works pretty well on figurines and small models, for example: - https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/kitzreh20-a37b3f78b38048d2863376e644684877 https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/kitzreh20-a37b3f78b38048d286... - https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/taurenscaniverse-c78b86cfe9cc4d818dbde3e7e1d277fa https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/taurenscaniverse-c78b86cfe9c...
- anon_cow1111 4y ago>does ANYONE have a suggestion for a 3D scanning service / app that could capture reasonable detail on a warhammer / hotwheel sized model? Someone sent me this a while back, quick tutorial using Meshroom and an ordinary camera; https://peterfalkingham.com/2019/01/16/small-object-photogrammetry-how-to-take-photos/ https://peterfalkingham.com/2019/01/16/small-object-photogra... I imagine for small objects you'll want to set the camera further back and zoom in rather than putting it close up, it'll probably be easier for the software to interpret (for the same reason that putting the camera close to your face makes your nose look huge).