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kaffeekranz commented,
If all pictures are taken from the same relative height I'd do the following: Set up a Photoshop action to fill the bottom part of a picture with the cup with pure white.Repeat the automated action...
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kaffeekranz commented,
Any particular reason you're using FBX to go from Zbrush to RealityCapture?Because of baking? Otherwise I'd really just use OBJs. You could probably just rotate the object inside Zbrush as well, bu...
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kaffeekranz commented,
When you're saying that the aligment gets better after running it again, do you mean that it might align more pictures, OR that it actually improves the aligment even if all the pictures were align...
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kaffeekranz commented,
It's far, far too white and featureless. Even I with my human eyes can't spot any features that could be tracked across the different camera positions. You'd definitely need to coat the surface wit...
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kaffeekranz commented,
Switch the left panel from 2Ds to 1Ds. You might have a different component for the back, which you'd need to merge.
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kaffeekranz commented,
Try switching the left panel from 2Ds to 1Ds, so you can actually have a look at the alignment groups. Is there another group with a lot more pictures?
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kaffeekranz commented,
Hello James, Could you also upload an image of the skull you're trying to scan? Might just be a hard to capture surface, if it's uniform shiny plastic.
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kaffeekranz commented,
Okay, so RC relied more on the facial features which moved, than on the fixed background. Actually good to know that quick masking helps in such a case. You could also try using Photoshop's autom...
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kaffeekranz commented,
Hello Markus, I'm guessing you're taking the images sequentially, not all at once, right? Because there's always some subtle body movements you're obviously going to end up with shifted geometry....
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kaffeekranz commented,
Provided you have the time and necessary willpower you could also do focus stacking. Meaning, you take multiple pictures from the same position with different focus points and let software (for exa...