Photogrammetry
Photogrammetry involves taking three dimensional data from two dimensional data. For example, creating 3D objects from photographs. I use photogrammetry quite often in both my games projects and shark research.
26 March, 2021 Quick Tutorial: Collecting morphometrics from moving animals with 3D scanning on an iPad Pro
A short experiment and tutorial in collecting morphometric data from living, moving animals using the Apple iPad Pro, Record3D app and Meshlab. Read in full...
28 February, 2021 Digitising Wildlife – Great white shark 3D photogrammetry, MRes project
Having recently received my marks for my Masters Mini Project, I'm thus able to share the work I undertook - digiting wildlife. Read in full...
29 April, 2020 Surface materials
For week four, I've decided to break the habit of the lifetime and actually try to make some of the results here vaguely useful. I emphasise the term vaguely. Read in full...
20 April, 2020 Scrutinising Piles
We're into week three of my self/Covid-19-isolation imposed daily photogrammetry challenge. I honestly thought I'd get bored and pack it in after one day. Go me. Read in full...
10 April, 2020 What lurks in a Staffordshire Garden
Week One's entries to my daily photogrammetry challenge, revolved around Doom. This week I'm going with a similar theme - our garden. Read in full...
3 April, 2020 Cyberdemon and a Rabbit
That's right, I've given myself the daily challenge of reconstructing any random crap I find around the house, using photogrammetry. Read in full...
11 November, 2019 T-Rex follow-up
I recently compared laser scanning with photogrammetry for creating game assets, to see which would be the superior approach. Turns out, combining both might actually be the preferable solution. Read in full...
4 November, 2019 T-Rex Skull
Laser scanning and close range photogrammetry go head to head. Which will transpire to be the superior solution for getting my lovely, replica Tyrannosaurus Rex skull into a game engine? Read in full...
21 August, 2019 Externalising the Archive – British Ceramics Biennial
Opening September 6th at The Spode Museum Trust Heritage Centre, this event invites guests to engage with the site's incredible and historically valuable collection of moulds. Read in full...