DIY 3D Scanner - Fully 3d printed photogrammetry rig

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A fully printed camera rig to use for photogrammetry. There are some scan examples at the end of the video. Check out my other videos for more scans and another scanner principle.

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That scanner is great. it even captured the shoemaking elf who lived inside the boot.

balsaret

Yessss i knew someone made the perfect solution

Eladk

Great little setup. Any progress on the documentation?

supreemmdb

I'm enjoying the video
but i have a question
By any chance, why didn't you fix the rail and move the camera?
I wonder why the rails and the camera are attached

mlnfxno

Is the shadow really okay? I noticed Photoscan has probs with shadows (even if the shadows are way in the back of a model)

phischtv

I thought you weren't suppose to rotate your subject matter?

So I guess that means I can turn the subject or object that I want to 3d model, have you had any loss of detail or noise in your scan? I had heard that it was an issue.

Kevinthewiseone

I had come up with a similar concept, but I see no reason for a full 360 degree ring when you only need half.

TryptychUK

Why does this work? Normally, having the light source moving with the camera confuses the algorithm, you have to have steady light. So how does this work?

bennoreuter

can you write some documentation on how to assemble this properly? thanks!

stealthgerbil

Can I ask why you chose to move the camera rather than the subject instead with this rig? I noticed on your other rig you rotated the subject while the camera remained still and wondering if there's a benefit to doing it this way instead.

Krynn

I thought that in order to work properly photogrammetry required the lighting on the object to be constant, or better, constant light source position relative to the object. Here you change the lighting at every repositioning because the light moves with the camera. Am I wrong?

Roybasset