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Capture Your Own 3D Objects

By Robbie Noble | Published: June 27, 2011

Autodesk’s new tool, Project Photofly 2.0, allows users to generate 3D models of objects using a point and shoot camera and a PC. By stitching many photos of an object together from different angles, this free tool can interpolate a three dimensional point cloud of the surface. Conveniently it also has a wealth of images to derive …Read more at the full article: Capture Your Own 3D Objects

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