This stuff is black magic
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Re: Extracting 3D objects from a photo and then editing them right away
At first I was laughing.
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Re: Extracting 3D objects from a photo and then editing them right away
and soon will be printed with a 3d printer
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Re: Extracting 3D objects from a photo and then editing them right away
Photography can no longer be trusted. I'll watch it with volume later.
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Originally posted by ShashakiroComment
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Re: Extracting 3D objects from a photo and then editing them right away
Holy fucking shit
Now I want to take a picture of a naked human from the front and rotate it and see what this soft will put in the human's backForgot where I put my old sig lolComment
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Re: Extracting 3D objects from a photo and then editing them right away
This might get actually scary with human models.
Last edited by Crazyjayde; 09-9-2013, 11:59 AM.Comment
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Re: Extracting 3D objects from a photo and then editing them right away
It obviously can't 'predict' what's on the other side of things. If you were to do this with a six-sided die showing the '1', '4', and '5' face for instance, it would assign a dimension to each face and make a copy of it on the other side. Rotating the image of your cube with this software would give you a die showing 1, 1, 4, 4, 5, and 5. You obviously can't make a 2-dimensional image 3d without some flaws
Notice how with the toothpaste tube it assumes the scaling is uniform; since the width doesn't change, it assumes the depth doesn't change as well so the tail of the toothpaste is lost. For conical objects, the width and depth would change at the same rate so no detail would be lost there.
Still insanely useful software..wowzaLast edited by Dynam0; 09-9-2013, 12:07 PM.Comment
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Re: Extracting 3D objects from a photo and then editing them right away
That's why it would be so amazing to do it with humans roflIt obviously can't 'predict' what's on the other side of things. If you were to do this with a six-sided die showing the '1', '4', and '5' face for instance, it would assign a dimension to each face and make a copy of it on the other side. Rotating the image of your cube with this software would give you a die showing 1, 1, 4, 4, 5, and 5. You obviously can't make a 2-dimensional image 3d without some flaws
Notice how with the toothpaste tube it assumes the scaling is uniform; since the width doesn't change, it assumes the depth doesn't change as well so the tail of the toothpaste is lost. For conical objects, the width and depth would change at the same rate so no detail would be lost there.
Still insanely useful software..wowzaForgot where I put my old sig lolComment
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Re: Extracting 3D objects from a photo and then editing them right away
so the second to last picture, how does it figure out what the tree looks like when the original photo has a piece in front of it?
Originally posted by bluguerillaComment
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Re: Extracting 3D objects from a photo and then editing them right away
It's a wonderful tool for concept art artists though, as the telescope portion of the video shows. Of course, it's still not the bridge between 2D to 3D modelling (meaning, it won't give you the entire model just with one click), but it has some nice applications.
@SKG: It tries to fill the background approximately by copying adjacent elements. Somebody could probaby refresh my memory because I can't remember the name of the process, but 4:30 could give you a better example of what it can do wrong. Also notice where the chandelier stands at 3:45.Last edited by Crazyjayde; 09-9-2013, 12:40 PM.Comment
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Re: Extracting 3D objects from a photo and then editing them right away
Fuuuuuuuuture
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Originally posted by Moogle-masterComment
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Re: Extracting 3D objects from a photo and then editing them right away
I think it's called Content-Aware Fill or at least, it uses a similar method.Comment
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