You can pretty much 3D scan anything using this method. It's still my favourite technique because it gives the most accurate and detailed mesh model. Other techniques such as Gaussian splats aren't as easy to edit or play with in a creative way.
Step 1: place the object you want to scan in the center of an open area. Have enough space to circle all the way around the object.
Step 2: while making a 360 circle around the object. Take a photo every few seconds. Repeat atleast 3 times around at different angles.
Step 3: upload the images to an app like PhotoCatch or Polycam (photogrammetry option)
Step 4: Export the model as an OBJ or GLB
Step 5: import into Blender3D or your preferred
3D software.
#filmmaking #vfxartist #vfx #cgi
You can pretty much 3D scan anything using this method. It's still my favourite technique because it gives the most accurate and detailed mesh model. Other techniques such as Gaussian splats aren't as easy to edit or play with in a creative way.
Step 1: place the object you want to scan in the center of an open area. Have enough space to circle all the way around the object.
Step 2: while making a 360 circle around the object. Take a photo every few seconds. Repeat atleast 3 times around at different angles.
Step 3: upload the images to an app like PhotoCatch or Polycam (photogrammetry option)
Step 4: Export the model as an OBJ or GLB
Step 5: import into Blender3D or your preferred
3D software.
#filmmaking #vfxartist #vfx #cgi