Hello, I modeled a building based on a 3D scanner + 360° panorama photo taken by the scanne rat the same time than the 3d scan.
The scanner got a 6mm accuracy, and the modeling have been done very rigourously, so there is not gap beetween the 3d model and the 3dscan.
I then render the model with a 360° camera positionned exactly at the same location than the scanner.
I then rotate the camera to match the exact same orientation than the scenner panorama.
However, the model can match well one part, but then other part are totally offset, so I wonder why.
What can create such distorsion?
Is there a difference in lens between a true panorama scanner and the 360° vray camera?
Thanks
The scanner got a 6mm accuracy, and the modeling have been done very rigourously, so there is not gap beetween the 3d model and the 3dscan.
I then render the model with a 360° camera positionned exactly at the same location than the scanner.
I then rotate the camera to match the exact same orientation than the scenner panorama.
However, the model can match well one part, but then other part are totally offset, so I wonder why.
What can create such distorsion?
Is there a difference in lens between a true panorama scanner and the 360° vray camera?
Thanks
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