Vray Photogrammetry experiments

[adanmq]

Hi. I been making a lot of photogrammetry in the last months. I made this render to test some of my most recent models, all models except the recipients and bottles are made using photogrammetry and rendered using Vray. Hope you like it.



You can see it bigger here: http://goo.gl/qiPH5z

This is an example of a really tiny model scanned using photogrammetry.


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[AndresAhumada]

Hi Adan!

Youre models are amazing.

Being a bit more demanding.
I think a layer of micro displacement missing. The generalities of how these characteristics are very clear but Roughness ranging tensing and accumulating in certain areas are missing.
Whether it is better not to apply as a displacement map or add them from the retopology.

Great job.

[Donfarese]

Good job adanmq, what software did you use for the Photogrammetry and what did you use to convert it into quads? the quads look really clean.

[adanmq]

Hi.

Hi Adan!

Youre models are amazing.

Being a bit more demanding.
I think a layer of micro displacement missing. The generalities of how these characteristics are very clear but Roughness ranging tensing and accumulating in certain areas are missing.
Whether it is better not to apply as a displacement map or add them from the retopology.

Great job.

Thanks Andres. In fact all the models have 32bpc 4K Displacement whit all the details of the original mesh xD. In this render i only use displacement on bread and lemons because in some smooth surfaces it don´t look good. Clay render doesn´t have dispalcement on

Good job adanmq, what software did you use for the Photogrammetry and what did you use to convert it into quads? the quads look really clean.

I´m using Photoscan for the photogrammetry and ZBrush to clean and get the quad geometry it´s almost automatic using ZRemesher. I made manual retopo inside MAX on some old models but i switch to AB because it´s faster even if i don´t have the same control.

Tnakns you

[Pixelab]

Really Impressive ! I love all your Flickr feed. All the things I wish I had time to experiment with

Intresting to read that the ZRemesher is almost automatic.