Nice video!!! Highpoly edits are slow on blender for now, one thing you can try is masking on sculpting mode and deleting masked parts, it should be faster... you also have filling options if you want to investigate.
Thank you for sharing :) any tips on getting the best scan with your iPhone such as what kind of environment to put the object in that you are scanning? Would it be good to have a black background or does it depend on what you are scanning?
hi it does not matter so much with the truddepth or lidar sensor, with photogrammetry I would usually use contrasting colours black white etc or mask in software afterwards. Thanks
Hey, that's a great job done by you, can we use 3d scans directly from iphone 12 to blender without requiring any third party paid application ? What format can it produce
Interesting. Have you ever compared the truedepth scanner to photogrammetry for small objects? I saw your last video with the stone obelisk but I guess that would have been too large for the truedepth scanner.
I am a student in engineering geodesy and I have this a stuff as my project where we 3d scan an object and extract the point cloud for measuring the object in Matlab for its accuracy , which is normally done in 3D Laser scanner, Can u do a demo on Lidar thing with so texturing ?
Okay going a bit crazy. When I decimate my object gets filled with holes? any idea why? Is this the type of 3d scan I am using? It is an obj file that came from a 3d scan I did on my pixel 5. Great series btw.
I cant off the top of my head but would like to see too. You asked about point clouds, i know there is an app called record3d that claims to allow point cloud 'recording'. Also the apple ARkit has an example that allows pointcloud information from the device, I have not tried it but may when I have an apple device to keep. Thanks
@Kams1 I was surprised to hear you say that TrueDepth has higher resolution than Lidar, but upon reflection it makes sense that the biometric scanner captures greater detail than the room-scale scanner. That said, the video I am most anticipating is Reality Capture iPhone Photogrammetry with Lidar Fusion. Not clear if the Lidar resolution has much to say to photogrammetry beyond rough room scale AR applications. Here are some source I found about Lidar resolution: iFixit dot pattern comparison th-cam.com/video/xz6CExnGw9w/w-d-xo.html Halide Lidar iPad overview blog.halide.cam/lidar-peek-into-the-future-with-ipad-pro-11d38910e9f8 Halide iPhone 12 review not much about lidar blog.halide.cam/iphone-12-event-all-the-camera-news-baed29486c47
Yes it is. Make sure the model is manifold, meaning it is a continuous mesh with no holes in it. Export the model as an .STL or .PLY and you can import it into a slicer such as Cura, and 3D print it.
Hi the statue we see at the start is semi matte and scans fine, although anything transparent or very shiny may present difficulties like any scanning method.
For three weeks I've been hand-stitching holes in the absolutely demonic original mesh. This video is a lifesaver.
Excellent tutorial. You were born to teach and guide others sir.
thanks a lot man!! this is exactly i was looking for
Phenomenal video!! Thanks a bunch!
SO COOL!!!!! Super useful video!! THANK YOU!!!
Thx for this great video, in the end, i can hear the fan from your computer while you take a look in the gallery.
This was so useful for me, as I just got an iPhone 12 Pro and it's getting me interested in 3D modeling! :P
Nice video!!!
Highpoly edits are slow on blender for now, one thing you can try is masking on sculpting mode and deleting masked parts, it should be faster... you also have filling options if you want to investigate.
Would love to see the lidar used to scan an object for 3d printing ! Great video !
hi i have 3D printed from Artec spider scans but not from Apple iPhone scan, can do it easily though, maybe next video, thanks for watching bud
Interesting stuff
It will only improve
Thank you for sharing :) any tips on getting the best scan with your iPhone such as what kind of environment to put the object in that you are scanning? Would it be good to have a black background or does it depend on what you are scanning?
hi it does not matter so much with the truddepth or lidar sensor, with photogrammetry I would usually use contrasting colours black white etc or mask in software afterwards. Thanks
It’s Art; no need to censor
he sensored the art but didn't sensor the art in the iphone LOL
hi man thanx for this video , does it also have the texture ? I tried but did not get that option
Hey, that's a great job done by you, can we use 3d scans directly from iphone 12 to blender without requiring any third party paid application ? What format can it produce
You can import and export all major 3d files, so yes. Give it a try it's free
Interesting. Have you ever compared the truedepth scanner to photogrammetry for small objects? I saw your last video with the stone obelisk but I guess that would have been too large for the truedepth scanner.
Hi bud I'm going to upload a video that does just that with a better and more detailed model. Keep an eye out for it. Cheers
I am a student in engineering geodesy and I have this a stuff as my project where we 3d scan an object and extract the point cloud for measuring the object in Matlab for its accuracy , which is normally done in 3D Laser scanner, Can u do a demo on Lidar thing with so texturing ?
Is there a way to do this and preserve the original image textures?
Hi have a look at my other videos there is a video that shows how to transfer texture and UV
@@MrKams1 thanks!
@@MrKams1 hey ! the texturing is from photos that you took , not from the Lidar ! dose the lidar has texturing in blender
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Okay going a bit crazy. When I decimate my object gets filled with holes? any idea why? Is this the type of 3d scan I am using? It is an obj file that came from a 3d scan I did on my pixel 5. Great series btw.
Hi you may need to make edges manifold first...
can you point to any sources on the relative resolution of the true depth and lidar
I cant off the top of my head but would like to see too. You asked about point clouds, i know there is an app called record3d that claims to allow point cloud 'recording'. Also the apple ARkit has an example that allows pointcloud information from the device, I have not tried it but may when I have an apple device to keep. Thanks
@Kams1 I was surprised to hear you say that TrueDepth has higher resolution than Lidar, but upon reflection it makes sense that the biometric scanner captures greater detail than the room-scale scanner. That said, the video I am most anticipating is Reality Capture iPhone Photogrammetry with Lidar Fusion. Not clear if the Lidar resolution has much to say to photogrammetry beyond rough room scale AR applications.
Here are some source I found about Lidar resolution:
iFixit dot pattern comparison th-cam.com/video/xz6CExnGw9w/w-d-xo.html
Halide Lidar iPad overview blog.halide.cam/lidar-peek-into-the-future-with-ipad-pro-11d38910e9f8
Halide iPhone 12 review not much about lidar blog.halide.cam/iphone-12-event-all-the-camera-news-baed29486c47
very useful workflow, but I wish the audio was clearer. Hard to understand you sometimes.
Is it possible to 3D-Print this head after you are finished with smoothing and sculpting?
Yes it is. Make sure the model is manifold, meaning it is a continuous mesh with no holes in it. Export the model as an .STL or .PLY and you can import it into a slicer such as Cura, and 3D print it.
Blender has a 3d print add on that allows you to check for manifold and fix basic errors
@@rwa7915 Thank you
@@MrKams1 Thanks
Have you found better results with the front camera than the back lidar camera?
front camera for smaller closer objects approx size of a head or smaller and back camera for larger lower res up to 5m (claimed)
6:19 is there any other way to close holes without re-meshing the file?
you can make manifold or repair in edit mode making faces and using polygons if hole is not too big
What about shiny part?
Hi the statue we see at the start is semi matte and scans fine, although anything transparent or very shiny may present difficulties like any scanning method.
7:07
when I try to re-mesh after decimating, my blender freezes
Mesh count is probably too high, try to decimate
your voice is echoey i tj=hink it might be your mic 1:30
this is a good video, want to be youtube friends?