God we're so close from being able to feed a photo and some measurements into a program and get an accurate model out of it. I can't wait until my smartphone and a set of calipers can replace a $700 3d scanner.
For what it's worth, this doesn't look like it's anything towards that. This is just letting you manipulate a 3d model into an angle, save a 2d image of it, and put it into a generated background. This doesn't turn 2d->3d or seem to do anything 3d except allow a 3d model to be loaded for a photoshoot.
Pretty much. additionally, i think NeRF is really promising for this use case. You don't really need a 3D model per se to view a thing from different angles. The only issue is lighting - both photogrammetry and nerf suck have baked lighting which really limits what you can do with the model. But there's a bunch of work towards solving that problem, so I can see that problem going away soon!
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God we're so close from being able to feed a photo and some measurements into a program and get an accurate model out of it. I can't wait until my smartphone and a set of calipers can replace a $700 3d scanner.
For what it's worth, this doesn't look like it's anything towards that. This is just letting you manipulate a 3d model into an angle, save a 2d image of it, and put it into a generated background. This doesn't turn 2d->3d or seem to do anything 3d except allow a 3d model to be loaded for a photoshoot.
Pretty much. additionally, i think NeRF is really promising for this use case. You don't really need a 3D model per se to view a thing from different angles. The only issue is lighting - both photogrammetry and nerf suck have baked lighting which really limits what you can do with the model. But there's a bunch of work towards solving that problem, so I can see that problem going away soon!
3D Guassian Splatting seems to be superseding NeRF
NeRF might be a dead end technique in case your trying to keep up