Old cars as splats look great eh?
A memorial from Axbridge church made with 3DGS.
I took a walk between Stonehenge and Woodhenge the other day and captured some parallax video, dropped it into Polycam and then added a few prompts for lightning in kaiber.ai for this video.
Music by Coma-Media on Pixaby.
LumalabsAI have another app called Flythroughs and these are basically NeRF based video renders. It cost a couple of quid a month but it has possibilities for real estate and museums etc. Here's a result from a charity shop in Glastonbury.
There are some very nice new interfaces for editing radiance fields in and this is one of my favs for changing contrast, brightness, etc etc https://darbyjohnston.github.io/DJV/
The scan is from the George & Pilgrim, Glastonbury.
Putting some of my video stock to better use in kaiber.ai with a few colourful prompts.
The original clip is from Godrevy beach, Cornwall.
Last summer I was commissioned as a #shutterstockcontributor.
Nunney castle in Somerset was produced from video shot on a 4K cinema camera (Pro Res 422HQ codecs = a fast6Gb per min) with Leica lens and a crane stabilised gimbal on a long pole and then added to #Lumalabsai app.
Lumalabs was created by one of the head designers on the Apple Vision Pro who teamed up with Shutterstock money to form one of the top ten apps of the year. I won;t drop names, but it was with great delight that he named me personally to them as a top level professional with scanning. I am currently contracted to them as a vendor.
Catherine St, Frome, Somerset.
Ok folks, thanks for your support over the last couple of years but there will be no more uploads on this page ever due to being criminally under viewed. It's just too much time and effort that I need for taking charge of my company Cosmic Oak Media Ltd as Director, from next month.
I already have a page for that but will not be populating it until early next year. That will be more about filmmaking and cinema animations in 3 and 4D.
If you're interested in following my Twitter @Scannerian1.
Happy scanning!
Ian
I used Scaniverse for this scan because I find I need to use LiDAR to ensure a decent mesh for working with later.
Nerfs and splats don't have the best meshes although that isn't going to be forever with apps like 3dpresso.ai/create3d who have turned out very good meshes from NeRFs over Luma and other apps that do a similar job.
This is a scan from a museum in Devizes in Wiltshire.
Wiltshire Museums Group "Working together"
Black light possibilities with NeRFs and Splats work really well.
This is a scan from a Drum n' Bass gig called Pollen Tribe I was jogging on the bassline to Saturday past.
A demo for a buddy about how easy it is to bring in animations to Blender via Mixamo for rigging to any t-pose figure of yourself, a friend or a character..and it's free.
As above...so bellow🤣
An exhibit from Y Gaer museum in Brecon, Wales.
St John, Devizes, Wiltshire.
These toll houses make great targets for scanning (this one with #lumaai but the #ai app kaiber.ai with some 'imaginative' prompts delivered this bit of fun.
The owner is very pleased and wowed out as well. @littlethatchedhouse
I'm going to be doing more with Unreal Engine these coming months. The newest version 5.3.2 supports Apple silicon for M2 upwards and offers more of the full features that were previously only available to Intel chips.
This scan was made last week with photogrammetry. This is the Glastonbury assembly rooms.
I thought I'd give photogrammetry on an iphone15 pro a try with Polycam app. They offer upto 1000 shots now which improves fidelity a lot. Plus, you can have a much better mesh than a NeRF or Splat.
The Green Streets of somewhere.
Ai prompts on reframed 360 fottage I nerfd first.
Shame about the little artefact of the radiance field but still quite a nice scan.
Anglesey, Wales.
