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That's not the same thing as those are photos with perspective distortion.
by dllu 19d ago
That's not the same thing as those are photos with perspective distortion.
- IshKebab 18d agoPresumably they scale the photo to the actual measured dimension though, so at worst it will make the car look a bit weird.
- qingcharles 18d agoInteresting point. They need to photograph them with slit-scan photography.
- dllu 18d agohaha, I see you recognized me from my line scan photography work. But unfortunately that only gets rid of perspective in one axis but not the other. Probably just taking photos with a really long telephoto lens would be good. In theory, you'd use a telecentric lens [1], but then the lens would need to be bigger than the subject, which is not super feasible for a car-sized subject. I guess for line scan, the telecentric lens just needs to cover a small vertical strip of the car so it just needs to be really tall. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telecentric_lens https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telecentric_lens
- qingcharles 18d agoHaha, I didn't recognize your username, but now I look at your blog it was your work I was thinking of :) Well, that screws my idea then. Best to just 3D scan the cars and model them in 3D with no perspective then!