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Re: How is 3D-scanning useful for 3D-artists?
Definitely useful, even for highly stylized assets. Putting together a bust in clay can be extremely satisfying and sometimes faster than in 3D. And with the powerful mesh reconstruction tools available in Zbrush, converting a scan into a workable 3D model for further refinement is just a matter of minutes now. So no,… -
Re: How is 3D-scanning useful for 3D-artists?
there is a lot of ways 3D scanning is useful for Artists and designers of all sorts. i think the uses can be summed up in a few broad catagorys: 1:1 Asset Replication - as others pointed out a lot of studios are utilizing 3d scans to get real world assets into their pipeline from the likenesses of actors and models for… -
Re: How is 3D-scanning useful for 3D-artists?
To me the most important feature would definitely be ease of acquisition and automation. That is to say, not having to stitch different views together as a post process, and not having to manually calibrate anything. Basically : the process being as easy as scanning a document in a 2d scanner. For instance I'd gladly… -
Re: How is 3D-scanning useful for 3D-artists?
Thanks everyone. I definitely already learned a lot from the replies! Especially from detailed explanation of the use-cased. Appearantly I was not utterly wrong when assuming that 3D-scanning technology seems to be of help for 3D-modelers. My next question is targeting those who have already used 3D-scanning /…
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