from Photoscan to Arcscene
Small tutorial for the import of 3D georeferenced models from Photoscan to Arcscene.
articles connected with this approach:
Dell'Unto, N. (2014). The Use of 3D Models for Intra-Site Investigation in Archaeology. I Campana, S. & Remondino, F. (Red.) 3D Recording and Modeling in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage. Theory and best practices. BAR international series Oxford.
Dell'Unto, N. (2014). 3D models and archaeological investigation. I Huvilla, I. (Red.) Perspectives to archaeological information in the digital society (pp. 55-71). Uppsala University, Department of ALM.
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Thank you, I think you have solved a problem that I have been trying to get around all day!! Presumably it would be possible to run the texture files through image editing software (e.g. to adjust colour, contrast, brightness, etc) and then import those again the same way. Great solution.
Many thanks for the video. Do you know how to reduce shadow from the model?
@cyberscimmia
4 жыл бұрын
Sorry for the late reply, the best thing would be using RAW pictures. In that way you can reduce the shadows in post processing
Thank you for the video. One problem after importing to ArcScene my layer is completely black. I assume this has to do with the symbology but I have tried everything and can't get an image, only solid black. Suggestions?
@darklab9926
9 жыл бұрын
***** I never experienced this problem, how big is the texture exported? Could be that the texture is too big, usually I work with texture 4096X4096 but I also imported bigger texture. Let me know if you can figure it out
Sorry can i used 3d like this from agisoft with area rendering model 25 Ha . Because when I try in arcsene can't be open.
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