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The Ancient Corinth, Greece

Good morning to all guys, with this video animation of mine of the dense cloud that I have reconstructed, relative to the archaeological area of Ancient Corinth (Greece), I would like to share with you my enthusiasm for one of my most successful and detailed reconstructions; I then processed a dataset obtained from the flight of a drone and which allowed me to obtain a formidable detail by also using the targets . The images to be processed were kindly granted to me via the following copyright citation, by this organization that deals with raise awareness of archaeological sites that deserve greater consideration and protection: “CyArk 2018: Ancient Corinth – LiDAR – Terrestrial , Photogrammetry , LiDAR – Terrestrial . Collected by The American School of Classical Studies at Athens , CyArk . Distrubuted by Open Heritage. https://doi.org/10.26301/h3r7-t916”

S’ena e Thomes, the most important funerary monument in Sardinia.

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Good morning guys, this is a new animation that I got from the 3D reconstruction from a video that was provided to me by my friend @valentinoselis. In particular, I extracted the frames from the video, I processed the photos, I generated the meshes and textures and finally I created the animation.
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Location: Dorgali, Nuoro, Sardinia
Number of photos processed: 62
Resolution of photos: 2720×1536

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Hi Guys, is there any of you who want to share a sample of an archaeological dataset hd or 4k (30 photos around a nuraghe or domus dejanas or internal-external ..) or a short 360 degree video (<2min ), who wants to try my 3D reconstruction and animation service?
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Location: Nuraghe Ruju, Chiaramonti, Sardinia.
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Photos: 32
Resolution: 13 Mpx
Device: Huawei Smartphone (Dual cameras + Gps)

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Goodmorning, i want to reconstruct old houses and temples from photos, is that possible on the standard version or i should be needing the professional version to do that?

To reconstruct the objects simply the Standard version is sufficient, first of all it is possible to dimension and resize the object only after having exported it; the interactive pdf format performs this function well. I recommend buying the professional version for more precise jobs and where you want to save on post-production times and to scale the object with the markers that you find in the work area.

Good evening, what is the best way to take pictures (with drone) for a façade?

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Hello, I would like to rebuild a model of 600/700 photos, to be able to save time, I'd better split into more chunks?

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Why can not I zoom in on a (large) model exported to pdf?

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The Ancient Corinth, Greece

S’ena e Thomes, the most important funerary monument in Sardinia.