Creating a Model from a Photo with PhotoMatch in SketchUp - The SketchUp Essentials #30

This SketchUp Essentials tutorial will teach you to use SketchUp's built-in photo matching tool to model a building from a photo!

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[yafiyouaskedforit]

Started using Sketch-Up a few months ago after 10 years out of school where I learned AutoCAD. Love your videos and always find what I need! Great instruction and demos

[sahilvinaysahni]

Your videos are great. And the pace is just right. Learning a lot from you.Keep up the good work!

[stevecopeland]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. And yes, I thought you went a little fast, for me. But that's what the pause button is for. New to your channel and immediately discerned you're the best of the half-dozen other vids I've checked out. If this is lesson Essentials #30 then I look forward to catching up since your teaching is superior in contents and quality...I was joking re u going too fast - it's just right. Later I will inform you (and any other comments readers with interest) why this particular lesson using PhotoMatch is of such primary importance for my plans. 10 minutes ago I didn't even know it could be done. I'm so excited. Thanks again. --steve

[skunkedagain]

awesome way to model existing houses, which I find I have to do often. thanks for sharing

[ronaldbeadenkopf]

Love it! Never realized this was an option, and it appears easier to do this than in Photoshop.

[YurkerYT]

This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you.

[thehousemoms]

Big thanks to you :) once again a great video.

[elianyt]

Im new to Sketchup, thanx for all tips! Great videos!

[Divinesoul]

Your videos are very inspirational ...Thanks for all the stuff .learned a lot ..🙏

[barryderoode]

Great explanation as usual! And I always rewind the great intro :) !

[tmssmith]

Liked your Video, Im very detailed like yourself but for prts tht are just filler around my project htis is great!

[FritsBlankenzee]

I am very happy with this tutorial. Many thanks

[tonyvuliparu]

Video is awesome. Very helpful. Thank you.

[russellschundler]

Good speed. Very helpful. I plan to use SketchUp, PlaceMaker, OpenStreetMap, my camera, and my Mavic Pro 2 to create a sketch of 5 locations that I want to model in a proposed railroad museum. The sketches would be used for the creation of marketing materials for fund raising and for modeling when construction of the museum railroad begins. Do you know anyone that has a similar applications that I might network with? We will model the early 20th century so that some current buildings will need to be edited out of the sketch and some new buildings that did not make the OpenStreetMap for our locations will beed to be added.

[davidsoncarpenter]

Photogrammetry the manual way I like it!!! Great Video!!! Speed was good explanation precise. thx

[edwinstephens]

Can you use this program to create, for example, a 3-d image of a Halloween pumpkin where you have a face on one side and either nothing on the opposite side or, for example,

drawn-on hair effects or something like that?

[corlissimo]

Just found your channel and subbed immediately! Need to SketchUp Free and was wondering if a photo of terrain can also be used to create a model to manipulate? Thanks for the great info!

[mitrovdan]

Hi there Justin, this is what I was looking for, great video. One question though, can I do this with the free version? When inserting an image I get two options, image and material. I don't have the "new matched photo option" could that be correct? Thanks M

[RealtorRod]

Nice thanks for tutorial and pace was good. Question, what about the other side of the model? The photo shows two faces but if it is used in an interactive 3d environment say for example, Google Earth, what has to be done to render the unseen side of the barn?

[ROMPE_NALGAS_-]

Hey bud I was looking to make a model of a car wheel is there anyway you can teach me and I would pay you for your time. Thanks