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🔥🔥🔥🔥 how??

THAT looks real

What’s it like for scanning large objects? I want to scan my van interior to do a van conversion?

Cool!

Love the vid 🙌 deserve more views frrr

The new one being releaseed on the 18th has it

As what... Boooooooo

Witch software are u using ?

Hi. It was interesting and useful. Now I definitely don't consider buying scanners. Why are you talking about only full-frame cameras? Wouldn't an APC matrix be suitable for photo scanning? What are the advantages and differences, besides depth of field? I need it for 3D scenes and illustrations and visualization. Thanks.

how do you export this then to be interactive on a website?

How did you add scratch textures and materials to the library?

nice

where did you find the model of the shoe>? Was this one you photoscanned?

Nah thats clear legos

My friend. What you showed is not suitable for all people. Yes, it is fast. Yes, it is convenient. But I have been in this topic for over a year. And I can say something. Firstly, this program will not allow you to use high resolution. If you want high resolution, pay money. And you still will not get incredible quality. My advice. Use the pro version of Agisoft Metashape Professional. Those who know where to download it for free understood me. I use only it. Yes, megapixels in the camera really decide in this matter. But the number of photos is also important. I have been doing this kind of scanning for over a year. And I will never use polycam anymore. No matter who advertises it and tells you that this is a cool thing. This is a cool thing only if you do not have a computer.

Would be a solution, for Miraco, to apply in some ways a ND filter on camera lenses when scanning in sunlight?

How does this not have more views? This is insanely good.

Any free SW to map texture from photogrammetry to 3d scanned object?

what arethe shader setting used on the objects

thanks, finally someone actually gives a real truthful honest opinion . 10 out of 10 ....

This or the raptor?.

Great review. Espacially since my use case would be for sneakers

Few points: 1. Far Mode - good for bodies, furniture, large sculpts etc. 2. Why process on the system? It's good to preview data (at lower, faster rez) on stuff you can't necessarily get back to (on set, on location etc) 3. You didn't touch on the fact you can scan in Far mode something quite large (say head and shoulders of a human subject), then pause, switch to Near Mode, and then keep on scanning something in higher detail (like a face) in the same file and the tracking will pick up. 4. You can combine the scan data with the texture from the photogrammetry. Best of both worlds! 5. It's possible to scan some problematic things that photogrammetry struggles a bit with (flat white/black objects with little surface texture.

thank you for great education

Wooooow 🤩 thanks for the great tutorial 🫶

Great stuff. I use "Images as Planes" add-on to import pics which seems more flexible than importing as camera background and allows the image to be seen in regular scene view.

This is super helpful, thanks for this!

This is how education should work - straight to the point, easy to watch. Top tier CGI explained in 12 minutes :D

very good

Very cool bro!

I love your videos. I've been doing similar things but this is going to help me do some interesting new things

Man, this is wonderful, imagniative and ... so next level. Thank you!

amazing work, this inspired me to do similar things... looking for the great art!

love this idea and prcoess - great end results. thanks for sharing.

Beautiful work!

Amaziingg!!! this is great content, i just found your channel⭐​

🎉🎉🎉🎉 great 😊, more tutorial about this kind of content, your are truly amazing.

nice work and what program are you using?

Just a small tip for the black stripe not showing up. 3d scanners hate dark colors and that stripe was black and I saw some shine on the leather. Double no no, also to get a lighting system to crush the shadows and if it was me, I'd take the texture from the photogrammety and texture the miraco scan. The miraco scan will definitely give you more better normal map than the photogrammety one. I have a miraco and I think it's good to get the structure of what you're scanning but not the texture. I'd still use the camera for that.

This or otter?

yeah this is how the majority of product commercials are done yet the tiktokers still think they're shot with a camera

Amazing video!! Thank you so much🙏🏼🌸

Great review and info. Thanks for not playing cheesy music during the presentation. How about your experience with Revopoint software. I tried importing STL files to merge and it would not recognize them. So for this video, if you wanted to merge the sole of the shoe detail to your other scan from the Canon in Revopoint software you might run into problems. You would need to export the sole file (STL, PLY or OBJ available) and merge to the top part of the shoe in a different software. I called Revopoint about this and they said I needed it as a point cloud, but had several different files I tried to import and it just would not recognize them. This is a big negative for the software. Several years ago they had a 3D software (how I became aware of Revopoint) that would perfectly merge two files and could accept from the same source of generating the file. I have talked with them about this and said they would look into it. No word back yet. Also FYI to anyone reading this I cannot get the Revopoint software to load into Parallels on a Mac. Might be a Parallels issue. Sometimes there are software available on PC side and just easier to have on one workplace. What do you recommend for post production processing and clean up?

This is most useful!

Huh,what can I say ? 🤔 Simply awesome 😊

cool vidd good teaching skills i wish i could do this 😅

Man I thought the video at starting is a real video then after watching ur whole video I got to know that's created in Blender.

Brilliant stuff

Awesome man!!

I've used photogrammetry on a much smaller scale (openscan pi) and have been wanting to move to larger things for 3D printing. Finding your channel and your review was amazing. I feel like scanning mid sized objects is not common. Every other video was either cars, or sponsored. Thank you. The shoe is just about perfect size for what I've been wanting to scan! You are also the first one to even mention scanning outdoors, which would have been a rude awakening for me. Thank you for that as well!