5/6/2014 0 Comments 3-D Capture projectThe last major assignment for my digital sculpture class involved using a program that converts photographs of objects into a three-dimensional computer model which can then be manipulated and ultimately printed. For instance, this is a model of the telephone in the digital photo lab, generated from about 20-30 photographs taken with my DSLR camera. The object that I eventually decided to capture was the bottom portion of one of the trees on campus. After taking images with my cellphone from all sides and at several different angles, I uploaded the photos to Autodesk 123D Catch (which is free, by the way...) where they were converted into a model. I then downloaded the file onto my computer and started modifying and cleaning up the model using Meshmixer. This included the addition of a base as well as a model of a centrally-planned building I made in Blender. In the end, this is how it looks printed in PLA plastic.
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AuthorHello! I'm Gabriel Mo, an artist focusing primarily on metalsmithing. Archives
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