Experimenting with Photogrammetry to Turn a Wall into a 3D AssetExperimenting with Photogrammetry to Turn a Wall into a 3D Asset
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Zak Smith
pro
• 2d
A wall I walked past turned into my latest experiment with photogrammetry.
I took a quick, rough video scan while out on a walk, mostly to see what I could get out of it. What impressed me was how little time it took to get something usable (some cleanup would be necessary for a production shot).
Still experimenting, but there’s something exciting about turning an everyday surface into a 3D asset without making a whole project out of it.
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Mostafa Moamen
• 1d
The graphics are awesome
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Aysha siddika
• 1d
Quick video scans save so much time in asset creation.
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Saeed Khan
• 1d
Attractive!
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Sagar Nawaz
• 1d
This is wild — from a rough walk scan to that usable mesh so fast! The moss texture retention is crazy realistic.
What did you use for the scan? Polycam/RealityScan + Blender cleanup? I've been thinking about using photogrammetry for real-world clinic interiors to build more...
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Zak Smith
pro
• 21h
I used kiri engine and didn't do any cleanup. I positioned the light in the scene to hide some of the angles that hadn't captured well but that's it!
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