Ravenna, Italy

Lokesvara - South segment of the West gallery - Banteay Chhmar (Cambodia)

2nd test of my3dscanner. Front door of St Laurent church in Paris X.

I was enjoying maths but here i love them :)

This is a picture of the point cloud result, a screen capture from the browser.

A horseshoe crab shell. Rendered in Bryce.

Another small sculpture, set in a bellybutton I made in Meshmixer.

'The object of desire'is a project I have been working on for a number of years, it started with an idea to make a piece of furniture inspired by the hourglass shape formed by a fitted corset. I have always wanted to scan a woman wearing a corset as a part of the development of the project.  I uploaded 15 images of a model wearing a black Vollers corset to M3DS and was amazed at what came back! You can read more about this project at www.charlie-davidson.com.

My first scan, of a small sculpture in clay. I've made scores of these small works, and will try more as scans.

scroll detail at the top of the arch of titus, roman forum

wall element in the courtyard of the American Academy in Rome

wall element in the courtyard of the American Academy in Rome

Partial elevation of a local war memorial, the Airlie monument. I think the technique for taking the photography is improving as is my3dscanners capability for generating the pointcloud with little noise making it easy to mesh. I think I could do with a better camera though, I have noticed a regular blurred patch on the images which cannot help the process!

Anaglyph image of an excavation from 2011, more details to follow hopefully. 

Snapshot of an excavation here in Scotland

The first of four elevations of a War memorial in Forfar, Scotland. 

This is obj mesh with vertex color transferred to it. This is small Chinese house.

Lion in front of Grand Hall of Forbidden City, Beijing. It was too high to get a better scan.

Orenda Spring in Saratoga Springs State Park. 3D anaglyph and straight screenshots from Meshlab

Mini

Photos from all sides BEFORE washing car to maximise performance of scan. Chrome grill and panel middles didn't work but otherwise pretty good!

408,799 points from 47 images.

Charlie Spring, one of the springs at Saratoga Springs State Park. 3D anaglyph and still from Meshlab
animation video

Wall frieze at saratoga springs state park. 3D anaglyph and straight screenshots from Meshlab.
interactive view (requires Unity plugin)
animation video

Alcove at saratoga springs state park. Meshed in Meshlab. Red/Cyan 3D anaglyph and simple screenshot.
animation video

colonnade end at saratoga state park

small stone, 360°
from 16 photos on turntable

box o' matches, 360°
1,163,100 vertices
interactive view (requires Unity plugin)

the laocoön sculpture at the vatican in rome. From 5 photos, meshed in meshlab (high sampling rate created the continuous surfacing)

acorns on the sidewalk. 360° scan.
interactive view (Unity plugin required)

my teddy-bear

Name: TombaRogerNeta

Project: 263-1,  75 Mb

User: Garcia Biosca

Points: 421947, 10.4 Mb 

Research by Museum of History of Catalonia, Barcelona: the tomb of the Admiral Roger of Lauria (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_of_Lauria)

Name: FerdiManuGardenProject: 236-3,  36.2 Mb
User: hotkey

"The beer-drinking model has a special meaning: I was behind the camera and the 2 other guys are my company parters! On that picture we have just founded our 3D printing company www.objektdruckerei.de"

A snapshot of an elevation in meshlab. The mortuary chapel in Arbroath, Scotland. My3Dscanner does a fantastic job generating a dense point cloud model, enough to see detailed carvings of the celtic funeral procession above the statue.

Bezmiechowa airfield in Poland from Pteryx UAV,

sparsely meshed with MeshLab

Bezmiechowa airfield in Poland from Pteryx UAV,

the pointcloud

This is really dense 360 degrees view vase. I will explain how I did it in the Blog. Paul

Technical info:

Points: 1 287 050, 32.2 Mb PLY
Fusion: 35 of 35

Sundsbrogatan, Askersund, Sweden

Folkets hus, Askersund, Sweden.
64 photos (2592x1728).
303570 vertices (218237 after manual cleanup, as seen in picture).

Lilla Bergsgatan, Askersund, Sweden

R?dhuset, Askersund, Sweden

Saab 900, 1986

Saab 900, 1986

Sundsg?rden, Askersund, Sweden

Landskyrkan, Askersund, Sweden: organ loft.
567569 points.
90 degrees FOV.
Made from 49 images at 2592x1728.

A Stone pillar

a left-hand hard-leather glove

My first attempt at 3d scanning with this site, the model was a Human Anatomic Reference Model at my work. Shot about 30 images with a 5D mkII with a 16-35mm f2.8 lens at 35mm. Light was uncontrolled - fluorescent and overcast daylight. I was pleasantly surprised by the results. I write weekly blogs for Ponoko, follow me on twitter @dizymac

A go kart we are using for a power tool drag racer chassis.

Photos taken over 120° around front on three heights (approx. 1m, 1.5m 2m). results great for putting in CAD (if only I could get solidworks to take a point cloud rather than needing a mesh). Can't seem to mesh as the open frame confuses it :(

This is my first try and I think this is a great software.

I did only 16 images, so next time it will be at least 30.

Monkey on a table.. Got overly excited on hearing about this site.. Grabbed the first object I could find. shot it in my garden on an overcast morning.. 180 arc looking toward and 180 arc aerial.. really amazed at the results.. amazing

I am a product and set designer and find inspiration in a whole manner of life's intricacies. I never normally go near a computer to start off this creative process rather sketch and make quick models, so when a friend told me about My3Dscanner I thought I would work in reverse for once. Start with a wholly digital concept end with the hand made piece

So while wondering what I could scan I came across a small dried curled up leaf which had a wonderful colour and texture to it which fitted the criteria for scanning with M3DS. The point cloud I got back was just beautiful and opened up many possibilites for architecture, furniture,lighting and set design.

I don't know what I am going to do with the point cloud model now except maybe export it into Rhino 3D and start to fiddle around.