Photo to 3D to AR : Free and Easy

Photo to 3D to AR : Free and Easy, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.2, with 20 lectures, based on 274 reviews, and has 9735 subscribers.

You will learn about How to photograph objects systematically Create detailed and accurate models of real world objects by using free photogrammetry tool Save time and effort by this new way of creating 3D-models Generate high resolution textures for your model Share and sell your 3D model on any online store or repository View 3D model in Augmented Reality (AR) / Virtual Reality (VR) This course is ideal for individuals who are 3D enthusiasts who are interested in this topic. or If you are interested in photogrammetry, this one is for You. or 3D graphics enthusiasts should take this course or Photography enthusiasts should take this course or Scholars and researchers from museum, archive and library should take this course. or Archaeologist and heritage professional can take this course. It is particularly useful for 3D enthusiasts who are interested in this topic. or If you are interested in photogrammetry, this one is for You. or 3D graphics enthusiasts should take this course or Photography enthusiasts should take this course or Scholars and researchers from museum, archive and library should take this course. or Archaeologist and heritage professional can take this course.

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Summary

Title: Photo to 3D to AR : Free and Easy

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 20

Number of Published Lectures: 20

Number of Curriculum Items: 20

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 20

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to photograph objects systematically
Create detailed and accurate models of real world objects by using free photogrammetry tool
Save time and effort by this new way of creating 3D-models
Generate high resolution textures for your model
Share and sell your 3D model on any online store or repository
View 3D model in Augmented Reality (AR) / Virtual Reality (VR)

Who Should Attend

3D enthusiasts who are interested in this topic.
If you are interested in photogrammetry, this one is for You.
3D graphics enthusiasts should take this course
Photography enthusiasts should take this course
Scholars and researchers from museum, archive and library should take this course.
Archaeologist and heritage professional can take this course.

Target Audiences

3D enthusiasts who are interested in this topic.
If you are interested in photogrammetry, this one is for You.
3D graphics enthusiasts should take this course
Photography enthusiasts should take this course
Scholars and researchers from museum, archive and library should take this course.
Archaeologist and heritage professional can take this course.

Photogrammetry, or Structure-from-Motion, is a technique for constructing 3D digital models from a series of #photographs. 3D models generated from this modelling technique later can be used for research, share online, digital archive, assets for 3D games, and for visualisation in Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality (AR/VR) applications.

This course is designed for beginner to intermediate user, to show the process of creation highly detailed and accurate 3D models with texture by means of Photogrammetry. With the right workflow this method can save a large amount of time in 3D modelling with compare to manual modelling and texturing.

After completing this course the participant will be able to create 3D models with texture of your own by using free and open source software (Regard3D and Meshlab). The same basic principals or workflow can also be applied to other photography based #photogrammetry software (such as Agisoft PhotoScan) as well. Participant will be able to share their 3D contents in any social platform, and can also trade in various online 3D store. All resources, photographs and 3D models used/produced by this course are shared under the exercise folder. Step-by-step tutorial has been provided as a pdf file. At the end, this course also provides tips on best practise of your 3D model for AR/VR experience, optimisation of polygons and export in various extensions.

Bonus tutorial includes – #mesh optimisation, #texture development and export in various file formats, & import the 3D to #Unity3D as #game assets.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Getting Started

Chapter 2: Taking Photos

Lecture 1: Photo Shooting Best Practise

Chapter 3: Photos to Point Cloud with Regard3D

Lecture 1: Introduction to Regard3D

Lecture 2: Importing Photos

Lecture 3: Photo Matching

Lecture 4: Triangulation

Lecture 5: Dense Point Cloud and Export

Chapter 4: Point Cloud to 3D Mesh with MeshLab

Lecture 1: MeshLab and Importing Point Cloud

Lecture 2: Surface Generation, Edit and Export

Chapter 5: Visualise and share 3D model with Sketchfab

Lecture 1: Introduction to Sketchfab

Lecture 2: Share and Visualise 3D in AR/VR

Chapter 6: Closing Section

Lecture 1: Recap and Thank You

Chapter 7: Bonus: Mesh optimisation, Texture development and export in Unity3D

Lecture 1: Overview of the Bonus Tutorial

Lecture 2: Mesh Optimisation

Lecture 3: Texture in MeshLab

Lecture 4: Import 3D to Unity3D

Chapter 8: Section 8: Bonus: Phone Apps for Photogrammetry

Lecture 1: Making 3D with mobile phone

Lecture 2: Using Qlone for 3D model

Chapter 9: 3D with Structure Sensor

Lecture 1: Structure Sensor for scanning objects

Instructors

Hafizur Rahaman
Cultural Heritage and Visualization Specialist

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 5 votes
2 stars: 7 votes
3 stars: 34 votes
4 stars: 95 votes
5 stars: 133 votes

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