Turning drone photos into 3D models ?

Turning Drone Photos into 3D Models ?

Today, we're diving into the world of photogrammetry, and it's much cooler than you might expect! We're going to create 3D models from real-world objects simply by capturing photos of them. Objects can range from something as small as your dog to as large as a skyscraper. Instead of using just a phone, we'll be leveraging advanced tools like the Polycam 3D scanning application and a DJI drone to achieve our goals.

In our exciting venture, we'll capture four distinct subjects:

1. A beautiful house sculpture in Cold Harbor
2. Myself standing in the park
3. A range of school buses parked in a lot
4. A boat casually anchored in the water

Additionally, today is our active rest day, giving us the opportunity to explore Vancouver. We'll indulge in foods we've never tried before, practice some yoga, and enjoy our favorite books over a cup of coffee.

Keyword

• Photogrammetry
• 3D models
• Polycam
• DJI drone
• Vancouver
• House sculpture
• Park
• School buses
• Boat
• Active rest day
• Yoga
• Coffee

FAQ

What is photogrammetry? Photogrammetry is the process of creating 3D models from real-world objects by capturing photos from multiple angles.

What tools are being used for this project? The main tools used include the Polycam 3D scanning application and a DJI drone.

What subjects are being captured in this project? A house sculpture in Cold Harbor, an individual in the park, a range of school buses parked in a lot, and a boat in the water.

What else is planned for the active rest day? In addition to the photogrammetry project, the day involves exploring Vancouver, trying new foods, practicing yoga, and reading while enjoying coffee.

Can photogrammetry be used with a phone? Yes, photogrammetry can be performed using a phone, but in this project, we are using advanced tools for better results.