PhotoFly 3D_30
I read in a magazine about Autodesk Photofly 2.0. It's a free program from the same company that does AutoCAD, which is the software that i use at work.
The way it works is that you take lots of pictures of something from all different angles, then upload it to Autodesk and it creates a 3D image.
The hard part is taking all the pictures. The easy part is that once you are done you just upload them and the program does the rest. Well sort of, the first time i tried it, it said that i didn't have enough images to create a 3D image. And the program crashes a lot.
My first try was an old fishing reel. I took about 40 pictures, but apparently that wasn't enough.
The next try i took a bunch of pictures of the clay ocarina i made. It didn't come out right but at least it sort of worked.
Here's "part" of my car in the driveway.
The way it works is that you take lots of pictures of something from all different angles, then upload it to Autodesk and it creates a 3D image.
The hard part is taking all the pictures. The easy part is that once you are done you just upload them and the program does the rest. Well sort of, the first time i tried it, it said that i didn't have enough images to create a 3D image. And the program crashes a lot.
My first try was an old fishing reel. I took about 40 pictures, but apparently that wasn't enough.
The next try i took a bunch of pictures of the clay ocarina i made. It didn't come out right but at least it sort of worked.
Here's "part" of my car in the driveway.
Obviously it's not perfect but it's still kind of cool.
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