If you scan for an art, the processing requirements can be nonstandard
cold play LP cover = 3d scanning
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Ermark
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Re: cold play LP cover = 3d scanning
In addition to Steven's post about scene with noise. Another example is shiny wire basket. It was impossible to process such noisy data, hovewer I understood that I don't need it. Rough mesh looks much better.
If you scan for an art, the processing requirements can be nonstandard
If you scan for an art, the processing requirements can be nonstandard
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Sean Varney
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Re: cold play LP cover = 3d scanning
Thats very true, A number of time with the Cycone software I have had Creatives say "Hay can we have the colour look and forget the gray points" What they mean is the return colour grading not RGB point textures.
Also I bet I could prosess that scan for ya in to a nice Poly mesh, if only you could see some of the data I have worked with lol
Also I bet I could prosess that scan for ya in to a nice Poly mesh, if only you could see some of the data I have worked with lol
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