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Re: How to do a realistic render of an environment/model?
They at least partly used photogrammetry (and probably a lot of other resources too). https://vfxblog.com/2016/08/23/ok-what-is-this-megascans-thing/ -
Re: [UE4/Unity] Photoscanned seashells
That's one of the tradeoffs of photogrammetry. It can be very difficult to remove the lighting inherent to the scanned scene/object, but Epic hinted that they would be releasing a toolkit to help with that. -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2020!
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Re: How do you extract 3d models from Google Earth Possible?
depending on the building you can find it on https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/?hl=en This is the old 3d stuff google earth used to use before they switched to photogrammetry -
Re: Portfolio Review and General Questions!
Thank you, I was actually thinking of doing something like this... Photogrammetry sounds like an amazing way to get started, I will definitely have to experiment with that! -
Re: Photoreal Head!! - Self Portraight
An update on my head after cleaning up the photogrammetry sculpt. Topology And the inside of my head: Hair, gums and teeth still need to be done! :D -
Re: How to bake maps from extreme high poly model?
Bricks are thing that Substance Designer does really quick an easy although. Basically anything man made are. It's pure mother nature where photogrammetry helps IMO -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2013 Edition
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Re: 3D Environment and Prop Artist
Starting 2017 off with some fresh work, I also have some free time to work on any freelance projects! (BTW All of these are Photogrammetry Assets!) -
Paris autumn Diorama
Hi Polycounters! I created this 3d diorama inspired my trip to Paris last autumn. It's made with a combination of photogrammetry and traditional sculpting. Breakdown on Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/4G8J4
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