Apple's Object Capture Photogrammetry with a pufferfish?
Apple's Object Capture and Apple's Photogrammetry framework are pretty impressive! iOS 14 and any iPhone can take pictures of your real-world object to create a 3D model with object capture!
This is one of my final videos in the photogrammetry framework series, demonstrating what happens when you use Apple’s photogrammetry on an object with a ton of textures/extrusions. In this video, I take pictures of of a pufferfish.
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There are a few requirements when considering doing this:
1. You need to be on macOS Monterey 12.0 beta or later
2. You need to have Xcode 13 beta or later installed
3. You need to have a decent spec’d Mac (preferably an M1, as they complete the process ~4x as fast as an Intel-based Mac)
4. You need a camera or phone to take pictures of your model; I used an iPhone XR
5. You need a model that doesn’t have too many reflective surfaces
6. You need to put your model on a dark, neutral background that doesn’t have texture
7. Preferably use a lazy-suzan while taking photos, and some kind of arm to keep your camera steady
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The Apple Ninja
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