A Walk Through the Museum

[tai_pinc]

Hi,

I wanted to share some of my latest work with PhotoScan. This isn't my first post, but it's the first time I'm showing some results.
Thanks to the newer version of PS I was able to finally create some models on my on (after some help from Wishgrater). I don't really understand the change (maybe someone can explain me) but finally I can create meshes (with medium dense point-cloud, and high quality meshes) at a reasonable time. Up until now I constrained myself to creating point-clouds only.
So here are some models I made while visiting the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. Shot with Canon 6D and 50mm (some models have missing parts because it was impossible to shot from that direction).
If you have any tips for me I would like to know... and questions as well.


https://skfb.ly/zSpP


https://skfb.ly/zS6n


https://skfb.ly/zRWM


https://skfb.ly/zRRJ

- Tai

[admir]

Looks good! Can you show solid shaded models, textures most of time hide imperfections and quality of mesh created.

Admir

[tai_pinc]

Thanks.
Here are the links to the models with no texture (on sketchfab they appear a little soft. but you can turn on wireframe mode):

https://skfb.ly/zSus - For this one there was not enough light on display. Had to use higher ISO. I guess that's why there's only around 350k triangles. Also maybe there's not enough detail on the sandstone?

https://skfb.ly/zSuA - Best result with 1250k triangles.

https://skfb.ly/zSuF - My favorite - except the ugly chin.

https://skfb.ly/zSuH - A lot of noise. Did some cleaning on the dense point cloud before meshing.

https://skfb.ly/zSuI

Here's how I shot it -

[jerry7171]

These models you've created look incredible! I am slowly learning to use Photoscan. After looking at your models, I can't wait to start again.

[tai_pinc]

Thanks Jerry!

[Wishgranter]

Hi Tai_Pinc 

Thanx for mentioning me :-D

Yup, they look good, and as you see own experimenting is the bey way to learn......

[sastun1962]

  great work!

[Jack_in_CO]

You should also get improved results if you turn the camera 90-degrees to take both landscape and portrait oriented images.

[tai_pinc]

Thanks, I'll try it out