How to Copy (almost) Any Object - Part 2 - Copying a Flamingo

Switch & Lever Guide 4 years ago

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Photogrammetry keeps improving every year, but what's the best choice for someone wanting to get into this type of 3D scanning, what are the costs involved, and which program delivers the best results? Come along as we copy everything from a flamingo, to a toy dinosaur to Michelangelo's David's dingus!

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00:00 Intro
01:13 Pre-summary
02:29 Pavement crack
03:44 Meshroom (Runestone)
05:09 Kaldo Converter
06:40 3DF Zephyr (Flamingo)
08:13 PCBWay
09:13 Reality Capture (Toy dinosaur)
10:55 Michelangelo's David
13:15 Summary
18:00 Ending

Full disclosure, I did contact 3DFlow/3DF Zephyr and asked them for a limited license (1 year) of their software. They asked for nothing in return, and has neither asked for, nor seen, this video prior to publishing. The views expressed in this video are my own, and does not reflect any wishes from them. To learn more about 3DF Zephyr please visit http://www.3dflow.net

Reality Capture: https://www.capturingreality.com
Meshroom: https://alicevision.org/

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