Photogrammetry is a fascinating field that merges photography with precise measurements to create detailed maps and 3D models of objects and environments. Originating from the work of Aimé Laussedat in the 19th century, it has evolved to include methods like stereophotogrammetry and close-range photogrammetry. Today, it’s widely used in various industries, from archaeology to engineering, allowing for accurate reconstructions of physical spaces and objects from photographic data.
Buddha Head by MarkNHewitt on Sketchfab Triangles: 1M Vertices: 500k Another Buddha that sits on the windowsill of my conservatory. Photos taken with my Google Pixel 8 License : CC Attribution Creative Commons Attribution Apr 9th 2024Uploaded with RealityScan
Skull Head by MarkNHewitt on Sketchfab Triangles: 1M Vertices: 500k Photogrammetry scan on a Skull Head that sits on a windowsill in my conservatory. License : CC Attribution Creative Commons Attribution Uploaded with RealityScan Photographed with a Google Pixel 8
Groot Plant Pot by MarkNHewitt on Sketchfab Triangles: 759k Vertices: 379.5k This is a Photogrammetry of a Groot Plant Pot that lives on my windowsill Apr 2nd 2024Uploaded with RealityScan Photo’s taken with a Google Pixel 8
Buddha Resting on Knee by MarkNHewitt on Sketchfab Triangles: 1M Vertices: 500k This is a Ornament of a Buddha resting on her Knee, this Buddha sits on the windowsill of my conservatory and was photographed with a Google Pixel 8 License :…
Jacob the Yorkie by MarkNHewitt on Sketchfab Triangles: 1M Vertices: 499.9k This is a photogrammetry scan of a Yorkshire terrier ornament that resides in my living room. License : CC Attribution Creative Commons Attribution Uploaded with RealityScan Phone used was a Google Pixel…