[X3D-Public] photo/image based modelling

[npolys at vt.edu]

Hi Tom et al~

we have played with this for a few objects:
http://insight3d.sourceforge.net/

Once you get the capture techniques and workflow down, its a nice (free) tool!

We then bring the resulting models to X3D and X3DOM for web publishing  
for example. We have also found MeshLab.org very useful in these  
pipelines.

with best regards,

  _nicholas



-- 
Nicholas F. Polys, Ph.D.


Director of Visual Computing
Virginia Tech Information Technology

President, Web3D Consortium
www.web3d.org

Co-Director, NSF Center for e-Design
www.center4edesign.org

Affiliate Professor
Virginia Tech Computer Science


Quoting Tom Sparks <tom_a_sparks at yahoo.com.au>:

> Have any of you done any photo/image based modelling and used  
> webgl/x3dom to display the resulting 3d model
>
> I have see cultural heritage/historical objects, but most on them  
> have been scanned
>
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