a look at a cool program which i came across during r & d for a job.
to be clear, i don't get endorsements or am i sponsored by anyone, i just thought you guys might find this program of some use like i did
you can download the trial HERE and the source images i used HERE
Thanks for this Joel!
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing it won't work for glossy surfaces like you'd find on car models for example? I tried 123D Catch on a Audi replica and it failed miserably.
I like that this processes the mesh right on your machine.
Sandeep.
glossy surfaces were ok, for example we even tried capturing barbie dolls which where extreemly glossy and everything worked bar the hair
ReplyDeleteJoel, I'm curious as to how you envisioned using this in production. One, of the many, limitations that I found with 123D Catch was that you get the entire model as one Group inside Smoke so you can't for instance texture the tail of your Dino separately from the legs for example.
ReplyDeleteWere you planning on just using these models as background filler? They don't appear to be high res enough to hold up closer to camera without a fair amount of tweaking inside Mudbox, atleast in the case of 123D Catch.
initially because of the low res diffuse map it spits out, i planned to shoot all of the toys and only use the mesh, then set up camera projections sourcing the high res stills, however from my tests lining up the projector cam to the geo that strata made was super problematic even using its lens distortion workflow i still struggled, might just be me :).
ReplyDeletethat plus the issue that for legal reasons every toy had to be an exact likeness as what was for sale, which is why we ended up shooting on the turn tables.
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ReplyDeleteI'm sure you have been super busy( and that's a good thing!) but if you every find time I would love to see a Day to NIght techniques tut with some tips 2 really sell the shot. (Flame)
ReplyDeleteThanks again for all you do - ollieslats
i have been super busy and neglecting the blog... got alot more stuff in the works, i'll add day to night to the list,
Deletecheers
Other places where you can sell your photographic accumulation? Jewelry Retouching
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