M圓dScanner threw up its hands, Photosynth’s point cloud was incomprehensible, Photofly gave it a sporting chance, getting a cloud and making a mesh – no magic bullet yet, but fun to try.
I definitely didn’t follow the guidelines.
I tried these two out on a set of photos of a bunch of bananas, some taken with a flash and some without, a hard test case. I’ve installed this but haven’t played with it yet.Īnother project is Photofly 2.0, where you upload a number of images and it makes a 3D model from the data (i.e., photogrammetry). There are also a number of betas from Autodesk free to anyone: one is 123D, a modeler that is aimed to help out the Maker crowd and 3d printing. Wow, this is a big change from the old system, and is definitely great to see. It turns out Autodesk software – including Maya, 3DS Max, Mudbox, AutoCAD, and everything else – is now free to students and educators. I think I need to pop my head out of my gopher-hole more often and see what my company’s doing.
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