3d photo scan shot with my Samsung S7 edge about 41 pics then put them in #visualsfm and then #meshlad and last into #cinmea4dr17 (at Osaka) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo_t7B8ARRx/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=15fnrvm6nvo05

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3d photo scan shot with my Samsung S7 edge about 41 pics then put them in #visualsfm and then #meshlad and last into #cinmea4dr17 (at Osaka) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo_t7B8ARRx/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=15fnrvm6nvo05
My Instagram Post 19 March 2018 Spent some time over the weekend taking pics of an older #sculpture of mine, testing out a process for making 3D models #visualSFM #3dscan #photogrammetry
Photogrammetry Workflow
VisualSFM, MeshLab, Nuke, etc
Fantástica guía para escaneo 3D solo con una cámara reflex DSLR vía técnicas de Fotogrametría!
This is a photogrammetric reconstruction of 'The Brain', in the collection of the British Library. It is extremely fragile and hence not on public display.
According to Kathleen Doyle, Curator of Illuminated Manuscripts -
"The manuscript is a copy of the Decretals of Innocent IV, a canon law text. It was damaged in the fire in Ashburnham House in 1731 where the Old Royal Library and the Cotton Library were kept, but unlike most of the other manuscripts damaged in the fire, was not restored but was left in its burnt and shrivelled condition as a specimen of the former condition of the many of the other manuscripts before restoration. It is written on parchment, and has a few illuminated initials. It was in a monastic collection, probably at St Albans."
To find out more about the British Library’s collections visit bl.uk/
The model was generated using VisualSFM and Meshlab, textured in Maya with Oleg Alexander's texture projection tool [olegalexander.com] and rendered in Mantra.