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photogrammerty

process overview

what is 3D Modeling & What's it used for?

The photogrammetry process

  1. The model strikes a pose on a rotating display platform

  2. Multiple cameras are placed at varying levels and take synchronized shots of the model every 15 degrees as the table is rotated through several cycles

  3. The photo images are fed into a 3D photogrammetry rendering program that attempts to stitch together each image based on its proximity to other images within a designated overlap percentage

  4.  Once each image is associated with and linked to its surrounding images, the software generates an initial 3D mesh model

  5. The 3D model is then passed thru a series of filters to improve form and clarity

  6. A final polishing process is performed to compensate for any gaps or irregularities caused by image overlap errors.  The 3D model is ready for export to be utilized in AR / VR applications

the photogrammetry modeling software: 3D zepher

Model On Rotating table

examples of photogeek 3d model renderings