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Subject: Re: [AE] Head Scan
From: Alex Czetwertynski <alex@disciplefilms.com>
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Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2012 17:38:17 -0800
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Someone was mentioning 123dCatch from Autodesk as a good tool.
There is also XYZ RGB, but I don't think it will do 360 degrees unless =
you get the (over)expensive full version.
My tool of choice is Photoscan.  Extremely cheap for its power, but does =
require a bit of knowledge on how to take the pictures.  Email me off =
list if you would like to discuss that, as I've used it extensively.

Just to be clear, these are not "scanning" techniques, but rather 3d =
reconstruction from pictures, which has the huge advantage over scanning =
of using photographic data, meaning you can art direct your pictures vs =
just using the data from a scanner.
Lighting etc...can be made part of the process

Alex


On Feb 24, 2012, at 5:34 PM, Phil Spitler wrote:

> There was a thread a while ago about free services that generate 3d =
models of heads.
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> I have searched the archives but can't find the link or even the =
thread.
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> Phil
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> Phil Spitler |   Associate Creative Director  |  Bonfire  Labs  |  t : =
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