Bravo! I thought it was just a turntable at first, but my jaw dropped when I saw the whole camera move. This is a next level commitment to automation :)
Great selection for kinematics! This makes sure that slop on one axis does not couple to the other. Also you learned all the skills necessary along the way. Bravo! You should feel proud!
Great job! I'm working on a similar project and I can really appreciate and relate to what you wrote in the description. The journey alone is worth it my opinion. Keep challenging yourself, we're are capable of incredible things!
Tiny suggestion, I suspect the orange colour of the LP filter holder will effect the light and could cause (however subtle) “colour contamination” as it bounces onto your subject? Probably best to cover that with a coat of highly reflective silver or white paint? Nonetheless, completely in awe of how cool and ingenious this rig is, well done sir!
When I saw the 1st video you've made about your process and problem-solving skills, I knew that you are capable of such feats and much more... I was also thinking while watching the previous video about how to make this automated and versatile... glad to see that you did it and congratulation for all the new knowledge gathered in the process... I am pretty confident that you will make great use of it in the near future in many other projects.
Part of me (small part) is just pissed because I've wanted the determination to make one myself for some time. Mostly though I'm just embarrassingly giddy - Fantastic work!
Was schematics or code ever released for this? Either way bery nice, looks like an extremely good model at the end for very little time spent Props on essentially automating scanning in the void
Appreciate the support :) I did throw it in the bin, it's partially dismantled because I needed the parts for other things. However, I am making a new one, not fully autonomous, but it's portable (fits in a small flight case) and it captures real reflection data. :-) Still prototyping, need to replace my shitty 3D-printed designs with milled aluminum to get it nice and sturdy.
Hey! Awesome video. I'm sure I'm not the first to ask this based on other comments I've read, but do you have schematics available for this rig? I am very much interested in building one myself and would be willing to pay on Patreon / send you some money. I'm just a freelancer looking to animate using Blender. I've done some of my own scanning this last week using the void method and have a 3d printer. Buying some basic files / schematics / a BOM would save me a ton of time in research. Hoping to hear back from you! Excellent work and I wish you the best of luck moving forward.
Helt otroligt rig! Skulle gärna betala för det jobbet du lagt ner om du sålde 3D modellerna och en guide med referral links till alla komponenter och delar.
I really respect that amount of work and learning you put into taking this from nothing to an almost entirely self-contained unit. Is there anywhere I could look at photos of the setup as a whole? I'm in the process of building a very similar style machine. From what I see in the video, you have your object on a continuous rotation while the camera takes photos. I have mine setup to rotate a few degrees and then take a photo before repeating that until it completes 360º. I was worried about potential blur in the photos with continuously rotating the object. What are your thoughts on this?
really awesome work man, congrats! what is the arduino kit and the other modules that you use btw? i'm trying to build one myself but a much simpler and smaller scale.
The 3d printer sure does have excellent reviews. shop.prusa3d.com/en/3d-printers/180-original-prusa-i3-mk3s-kit.html What's the laser cutter you have? PS. This is some next level stuff!! Congrats. What programming language was it you learned?
Bravo! I thought it was just a turntable at first, but my jaw dropped when I saw the whole camera move. This is a next level commitment to automation :)
Do i smell a tutorial about photogrammetry coming from your channel :D
Hah thanks, always gotta try to push the limits, if only a little bit :D
Right! So cool, me wanna! 🤤
Great selection for kinematics! This makes sure that slop on one axis does not couple to the other. Also you learned all the skills necessary along the way. Bravo! You should feel proud!
This is amazing! Looks like the detail/quality captured is great, but you also have that huge usable volume.
that's sick! u should kickstart the hell out of it. I'm already sold !
Great job! I'm working on a similar project and I can really appreciate and relate to what you wrote in the description. The journey alone is worth it my opinion. Keep challenging yourself, we're are capable of incredible things!
Hi.
How did it go with your project? :-)
Oh my days this is amazing!
😍
Tiny suggestion, I suspect the orange colour of the LP filter holder will effect the light and could cause (however subtle) “colour contamination” as it bounces onto your subject? Probably best to cover that with a coat of highly reflective silver or white paint? Nonetheless, completely in awe of how cool and ingenious this rig is, well done sir!
omg you're so smart, this is awesome work , congratulations
When I saw the 1st video you've made about your process and problem-solving skills, I knew that you are capable of such feats and much more... I was also thinking while watching the previous video about how to make this automated and versatile... glad to see that you did it and congratulation for all the new knowledge gathered in the process... I am pretty confident that you will make great use of it in the near future in many other projects.
Mass manufacture this.. i'd buy one
Part of me (small part) is just pissed because I've wanted the determination to make one myself for some time.
Mostly though I'm just embarrassingly giddy - Fantastic work!
Wow, congratulations on the amazing work and patience! That looks so so useful for fast captures and great quality, thank you for sharing!
Was schematics or code ever released for this?
Either way bery nice, looks like an extremely good model at the end for very little time spent
Props on essentially automating scanning in the void
Jesus man you are both crazy and genius !!! Dope project
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Viz Guru Do you have the files for the parts anywhere, like a GitHub or something?
you sir have my respect. amazing!
very neat... and cool results too...
Really impressive work!
You never fail to amuse us with your creativity jojo 🔥
Very good and clever rig!
Could you explain/share some wiring details about sony camera remote, especially from usb side?
Any updates on this project? Such a nice work, please share it, don’t throw it in the bin 🙏
Appreciate the support :) I did throw it in the bin, it's partially dismantled because I needed the parts for other things. However, I am making a new one, not fully autonomous, but it's portable (fits in a small flight case) and it captures real reflection data. :-)
Still prototyping, need to replace my shitty 3D-printed designs with milled aluminum to get it nice and sturdy.
I have made a similar device but mine is not as clever as yours. Superb.
That's sooo nice, are you going to make a tutorial or share the whole or partial project?
love it..
whats the total cost?
Amazing. Well done!
This is so useful. Are you planning on creating a complete guide on how to make one?
Super cool man!
Congratulations!
Nice one bro!!
cool but you should stop for each shot to avoid motion blur ?
No need when using a strobe flash :-)
That’s insane...wow 🙏🏻
Hey! Awesome video. I'm sure I'm not the first to ask this based on other comments I've read, but do you have schematics available for this rig? I am very much interested in building one myself and would be willing to pay on Patreon / send you some money. I'm just a freelancer looking to animate using Blender. I've done some of my own scanning this last week using the void method and have a 3d printer. Buying some basic files / schematics / a BOM would save me a ton of time in research. Hoping to hear back from you! Excellent work and I wish you the best of luck moving forward.
Hey, im on the same journey , did you have any luck so far?
Unbelievable work dude!
Super cool! Question: if you were going to do it again, what would you do differently?
Helt otroligt rig! Skulle gärna betala för det jobbet du lagt ner om du sålde 3D modellerna och en guide med referral links till alla komponenter och delar.
I really respect that amount of work and learning you put into taking this from nothing to an almost entirely self-contained unit. Is there anywhere I could look at photos of the setup as a whole? I'm in the process of building a very similar style machine. From what I see in the video, you have your object on a continuous rotation while the camera takes photos. I have mine setup to rotate a few degrees and then take a photo before repeating that until it completes 360º. I was worried about potential blur in the photos with continuously rotating the object. What are your thoughts on this?
Ayy haha you got the same 3d printer I got! Also going to start making 3d prints for my camera! :D Nice scanner btw! Very impressive stuff :)
Very nice, but shouldn't the piece stop rotating whilst the camera changes location ? Or it's using that time to rotate it to it's initial position ?
can you share any files related to this.. arduino/cad. id love to build one myself
What is the accuracy of this technology?
Is the blueprint on your patreon??
What did you use for camera control ?
I saw this on patreon, just fucking awesome..
You rocked that arduino, man! Is there anything you cannot do?
really awesome work man, congrats!
what is the arduino kit and the other modules that you use btw? i'm trying to build one myself but a much simpler and smaller scale.
I'm in the proces of adding a A and a C axis to my 3d printer so I can automate the protogrammetry proces using my 3d printer.
Nice!
respect!
awesome. had to whatch on mute though
Cool idea. What software do you use for the photogrammetry model?
It looks like it's Reality Capture
Now if you could only sell the entire setup into a consumer friendly format
The 3d printer sure does have excellent reviews. shop.prusa3d.com/en/3d-printers/180-original-prusa-i3-mk3s-kit.html
What's the laser cutter you have?
PS. This is some next level stuff!! Congrats. What programming language was it you learned?
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Its a pity we have to endure the music instead of a proper audio vocal commentary.
Wasn't meant to be a tutorial or something.
@@TextureSupply Fair enough. Great project though and it left me wanting to know more.
I don’t like the song
Okay