
3DF Zephyr allows you to automatically and easily create 3D models from photos: the process is completely automatic and no coded targets, manual editing or special equipments are needed: 3DF Zephyr is the perfect tool for 3D modelling from reality
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Great tool for creating objects from photos. Easy to use and works well with general modeling 3D software like Modo and Zbrush.
I can't get the dataset shown in the tutorial video. Does Anyone have it?
I managed to shoot the day outdoors between 12: 00-14: 00 at noon. But the program gives a lot of errors. I think it needs to be improved. A lot of light and a lot of space is needed when shooting.
Very useful and easy to use. Would recommend.
Wonderful tool if you like photogrammetry, reasonably priced and constantly updated - it's a bargain.
Nagyon jó
Got this a year ago, and at first I was not completely satisfied... I am now, they seem to have improved the algorithm for scans a lot. They give you a lot of settings to play with so you can go tweak and help the software give you the best output. I tried many free software and well... they were very lacking algorithm and UI wise. In the end I did feeel that the money i paid the developers went to enhancing the software the somewhat decent software from last year into a good one that really satisfies me in this year and I think they havent abandoned it so if you are looking for a 3D Scan software go for this one.
I am still new to the world of 3D scanning/photogrammetry, so my techniques have a long way to go -- but after just a few hours of messing around to get familiarized with the software, I was able to use it to capture a somewhat complicated enclosure and use the mesh to drive the 3D reconstruction of the enclosure for an electronics project. The end result, while not perfect, was far more usable and easier than it would have been had I tried to use calipers measurements. I agree with the other reviewers that having control points would have been helpful -- but understand why it's not included at this "lite" version. To get around that, you can place physica marks on your object to improve the odds of alignment at key positions. There's no getting around the fact that this tool is resource-heavy. For a beginner, I think the best result comes from taking tons of pictures and letting the process run while you go out and to lunch or dinner. Don't watch the pot boil, so to speak. Also, one has to respect the fact that it cannot perform magic -- if your camera can't image enough details, the program will take a best guess and will smear/blob those areas.
ottimo
I've been using this to convert my photos to 3D objects to share on facebook. So far it works, the only downside is that each object takes a really long time to process. Hopefully one day the dev team will find a way to optimize the algorithms to process the images faster. Overall I am satisfied with the product and recommend anyone who has an interest in transforming real life images to 3D to give the demo a try.
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