A tree stump we pass on our dog walk route. Its of a tree that had been eaten up by termites. Was chopped down before it damaged powerlines.. but it actually broke in this uneven way, since it was hollowed out by the bugs.
Showing posts with label 3d scanning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3d scanning. Show all posts
Saturday, November 7, 2020
3d scan - Stump
A tree stump we pass on our dog walk route. Its of a tree that had been eaten up by termites. Was chopped down before it damaged powerlines.. but it actually broke in this uneven way, since it was hollowed out by the bugs.
Monday, September 10, 2018
Scull Scan
Was out with the dogs, when they discovered this canine skull.. The lighting was just right for 3d scanning (overcast, no strong shadows) so I took out my phone and got clicking.
32 photos later, we headed home and I put them through a free tool called Meshroom and then took the result to Blender for some minimal cleanup and mesh simplification using the Decimate modifier.
Here's the result -
Thursday, July 24, 2014
3d models from displacement map
UPDATE:
About 5hrs ago Jaume Sanchez Elias @thespite showed me his project that does the model creation process in the browser itself! give it a try here - http://www.clicktorelease.com/code/depth-player/
It works in your phone browser itself, and is quite fast!
Original post:
And heres my experiment with the extracted depth map from a lens blur picture taken with a nexus.. more info here - http://chaitanyakrishnan.blogspot.in/2014/07/so-nexus-captures-depth-maps-now.html
basically its really low-fi 3d scanning..
heres a tutorial on how to do this yourself..
(a slower method using 3d tools.. if your the hands on kind of person)
and these are some other models i created
My dog Rumi
on Sketchfab
An old sword hanging on a wall..
on Sketchfab
A pile of concrete blocks
on Sketchfab
on Sketchfab
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)