make3d standford.edu

alain

I was searching a 3D church for my last crisis - artwork , such called - "wasting wrls" ..

I jumped here , coz Google :

http://ai.stanford.edu/~asaxena/reconstruction3d/

http://ai.stanford.edu/~asaxena/reconstruction3d/Results/vrml/

Then, I arrived here :

http://make3d.stanford.edu/

It is not too young but I like it ,
and on the other hand it remembers me a guy who made such algorythm with a cam
( it is on LouiZeFoeum ,
try Google to find it Smile

Look at the samples , it is impressive .

I guess that friends and tutancamon know that ,
but for me it is a découverte Smile

alain

I will try to get their algorythm

I guess it is free ,
for the moment I played with one of their shape ,
but of course it is not the right one for my 2 photos :

one from Claude Levêque in Venise

http://dumenieu.free.fr/vrml/burano/levequevenise2.wrl

another one of a street

http://dumenieu.free.fr/vrml/burano/veniserue2.wrl

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I got the shape here

http://ai.stanford.edu/~asaxena/reconstruction3d/Results/vrml/interactive/grass_field_motion.wrl

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alain

with a better shape ..it is better

http://dumenieu.free.fr/vrml/burano/levequevenise3.wrl

and I must say that we had to enter in th corridors installed by Levêque ..

alain

Jean-Yves m'a dit " elle m'intéresse bien cette idée de mettre des photos en 3d
envoie moi d'autres exemples sil te plait si tu en as"

alors j'ai fait ça à partir de la shape prise ici

http://ai.stanford.edu/~asaxena/reconstruction3d/Results/vrml/court/court0034.wrl

http://dumenieu.free.fr/vrml/burano/amirzenor.wrl

Comme je n'ai pas encore compris commentutiliser leur code ,

je fais l'inverse : je bidouille ma photo pour qu'elle s'adapte un peu à la shape :