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« on: June 15, 2015, 01:52:05 AM »
I know photogrammetry works by feature matching, which is the same as panorama. However, I'm finding this restriction is a real burden. Scans where a person is wearing black leather boots, or items of clothing that is a plain colour end up with too much missing topology info. Even large areas of clear skin cause problems. I'm wondering how other people are dealing with this problem, or are they just giving their customers a list of things they cannot wear and also patching up holes in post-production? I'm aware that a projection system can help solve this problem but it would effectively halve the shutter speed, or worse.