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RealityCapture ReviewOriginal — outdated — post belowIf you have any interest in 3D, you know. The company is probably best known of its industry standard software Maya and 3ds Max, but also makes applications for creative technologists. Was actually the first animation program I used back in the 1990s on my very first MS DOS computer (its 8-bit goodness makes me realize that we’re currently making a lot of trendy animated GIFs for our client’s online marketing at the —nothing changed!). From the beginning it’s clear that this app is designed to make reality capture quick and easy. After a one-click login with your Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo (yes, Yahoo!), Google, Linkedin or Microsoft account, you get a few easy-to-understand instructions and can start taking photos.The nicest feature of Catch is that it guides you through the photo-taking process by using the gyroscope in your phone to determine which angles you’ve done. The indicator shows two 360-degree indicators: one for taking a series of 18 photos straight at your object and additional 6 photos from a downwards-facing angle.

The indicator can be switched off, allowing you to take up to 70 photos from any angle you like.After hitting the checkmark you get the possibility to review the photos and retake the ones that clearly failed. You’re capturing your Teddy Bear!Yes, that’s a teddy bear, knitted by my grandmother for my one year old daughter. I chose it because knitted stuff—and most creature toys—tend to be easy photogrammetry material. This is is because they’re. Totally Opaque — transparency and reflections make the solving algorithms go nuts. Organically Shaped — the 3D models tend to get a bit “blobby” which makes straight, angular objects look weird.

Awesomely Textured — making them look real and concealing inconsistencies in the 3D mesh.So now you know why they for marketing material.Processing. The info panel gives you some general tips, but there’s no way to find out what went wrong specifically for this capture. So you can’t really learn from it.I figured either my table top was hard to track in combination with the similarly colored parts of the bear or my goldfish Ed (who lives in an aquarium on this table) ignored my instructions to not move while he was in frame.I moved Teddy over to another—and more 360°-compatible—table, put him on another of my daughters perfectly trackable belongings and repeated the process. And after a lot of “cloud thinking” success! Sure, it’s never nice to wait but what the Autodesk servers do in minutes, would probably take hours to process on even the fastest desktop computer—and isn’t even realistically possible on a smartphone. I’m confident that “practice makes perfect” is totally true for photogrammetry and you’ll quickly learn which setups suit certain objects after a few mistakes.Reviewing & PublishingYou can review the finished capture in an interactive 3D manner.

As you can see below, the cloud solved not just Teddy, but also parts of my living room. And while you can frame your capture in the second step, that is only used to generate a 2D thumbnail for the online gallery. Missing clean-up featureI find it very inconvenient that the software isn’t smart enough to know that al these random blobs of geometry in the distance aren’t part of the model I photographed. Especially because 123D Catch is clearly marketed for capturing small objects.

I would also have been satisfied with a simple way to delete unwanted parts. Shouldn’t be too hard on a touch screen.Because of the inability to easily clean-up captures the contains many entries with distracting geometry. I hope Autodesk will soon solve this. Ideally automatically, which is totally possible since both Recap 360 and Memento have a “smart cropping” feature—more on that when I review these solutions in the next post in this series.External post-processingIf you want to do more with your capture than display it in the 123D Gallery, you can simply login to where all your published—including privately published—models can be found. Here you can also download the 3D model as a textured.OBJ file which almost any 3D program can open.

It also exports an.STL file, which is the standard format for most 3D printing software.Unfortunately, the texture is exported as multiple images which are UV-mapped completely random. If the parts you want to retouch are in one spot by coincidence, you can easily edit the.JPGs in Photoshop like any regular 2D image. But in recent versions of Photoshop it’s also possible to open the 3D.OBJ file and retouch or paint onto the 3D surface interactively. Just remember to set 3D Paint System Projection to be able to paint over seams of multiple textures.ResultsHere’s the Teddy Bear in real time 3D, so you can take a closer look at the results. I did remove the unwanted geometry manually, but the model is otherwise exactly as it was downloaded from 123D.I had no problem with directly uploading these files to, a popular online service for showcasing 3D models in real time. After you click the play button on the Sketchfab embed below, you can navigate around the object freely and also zoom in to check the details.

By clicking the cube icon, you can also make the wireframe visible so you can see the geometry that 123D Catch has generated. By onI also did a test with an object that’s slightly less photogrammetry friendly.

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The vintage Agfa camera below had many straight sides that became a little blobby. Also, the software couldn’t perfectly solve the tiny switches around the lens.

And it naturally missed the bottom parted of the lens, because it wasn’t photographed. Both the geometry and the texture of this capture can easily be fixed in a 3D Sculpting (for non-professionals for iPad or for PC/Mac are nice to check out) and texture-editing program like Photoshop.Considering this capture is done on a dining table (I did put it on my daughters placemat, but removed it in post) in a dimly lit room with a 2-year old smartphone, I think the result is pretty impressive. By onConclusionBoth the iOS version (2.1.1) and Android version (1.2.1) of 123D Catch have last been updated in November 2015. My feature requests for the next update are a clean-up or (automatic) cropping feature, upgrading the Android Camera API (so it works with my Nexus 5X) and improving the feedback you get when it’s cloud-processing the capture. It would also be nice to receive a mobile notification when processing is finished so you don’t have to check the progress every 10 minutes to discover it’s still in thinking-some-more-mode, which sometimes literally takes forever. When it does: swipe left to delete.That said, I’m very impressed with 123D Catch. Both the geometry and texture detail are fine for most non-professional—and even a lot of professional—purposes.

And given the fact that both the app and the 123D account are totally free, 123D Catch is a great first step for people getting into photogrammetry, like me.Photogrammetry PC Software Reviews. I was trying to use this app both on my mobile phone (quite modern) and also on my PC. My first trials with phone were totaly unsuccesful. I could get only about 1/3rd of the object (cat statue). Next I tried scan Playstation controller but with no results.

I thought that maybe the problem is with the mobile camera or lighting. So I set up a place outside in the shadow. And used a professional photo camera making 18 photograps. Again the results were very poor.In general I am rather disappointed with this scanning technique.

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You’ll need more than 18 photos for successful photogrammetry with a 25-50% overlap. Also try putting it on a busy ground surface, like a news paper or something. I would really aim for 50 – 70 photos for small objects.A Playstation controller is probably one of the worst test subjects, because its totally black (unless you have a white of grey version, of course) and also has glossy black details that will give photogrammetry algorithms a hard time. Capturing that would require a very smart light setup and probably edited RAW or HDR photos to bring out the details on the black surface.

Hi, I was having a lot of issues with Photoscan 123D, at the end, more than the quality or the number of my images the problem was that you have to do the things step by step. First add all the images, second press the Alight images thing, (in advance settings put a lot of points on both) there you will get a poor result, but continue, third press the “build dense cloud button, put high quality, you will wait for a bit, and get an other poor result, fourth and last, press build the mesh, in the settings press that you will build it from a dense cloud, finally you will get something!. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are as essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website.

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