Low Cost 3D scanning

[Krisidious]

I'm sure this has been up here before, I may have even been the one who posted it. however I wanted to point it out again...

http://www.david-laserscanner.com/

[Panga]

Thanks for the info.

Cheers.

[tfdesign]

@krisidious said:

I'm sure this has been up here before, I may have even been the one who posted it. however I wanted to point it out again...

I think it was me?!

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=29565

But you may have posted about David before me?

Here's another really cool link (for the benefit of all us Mac users!);

http://courses.cit.cornell.edu/ee476/FinalProjects/s2009/dat38/Website/index.html

I'm quite interested in building this (once I have some cash)

[vfx2001]

there's also a cheap solution at http://www.scannerkiller.com
all you need is a DSLR.

[tfdesign]

@vfx2001 said:

there's also a cheap solution at http://www.scannerkiller.com
all you need is a DSLR.

Hi vfx2001.

Two DSLR cameras? I hardly call that 'cheap'!

I presume this is your invention? If so, well done- it looks great!

And thanks for posting too, AND, of course, welcome to SCF!

Tom

[vfx2001]

You can also do it with 1 DSLR. Under calibrate and photograph links, there are instructions for using 1 camera.
Enjoy!

[tfdesign]

It all looks great, but if I am uploading my photographs to the cloud, who has overall copyright of those images, especially considering that the service is "free"?

[pilou]

Do you resend you the 3D model free from the photographies?

[tfdesign]

Hmm- always read the small print & legal stuff!

Looks like the site owners, take your copyright as soon as you upload anything.

Buy David instead.