It was a good software and there was a Educational version and offered both online and offline reconstruction. Once I have more time and the real need to digitize something, I might redo the test with more details.Īfter this post, Memento (called 123D Catch before) was discontinued and Autodesk replaced it with Autodesk ReMake. Seeing that PhotoModeler has a bunch more options to adjust, I am sure that a resulting mesh could be much better mesh than what is shown here, but I did not have time to experiment. Texture quality not as good as competitionĮven if you disregard the price of PhotoModeler and PhotoScan, the Autodesk Memento is the clear winner here using out-of-the-box options.In case you want to try it and get stuck triangulating the point cloud:ĭense Surface Menu -> Create Dense Surface Switch to Meshing Options tab and check Triangulate Few minutes later I got a point cloud, and then took me a while to find out how to triangulate point cloud. At one point during reconstruction there was a popup asking about using ~High Density and I accepted it. fbx file.Īll settings were kept on default. One thing I was missing is the ability to export an. I like that it processes objects offline but the interface is quite complicated.
It is not free and I was just testing the 10-day trial version. In some places the texture was reconstructed better than with Memento This one does not try to guess the geometry so as you can see the back of the model was not reconstructed. It took about 2 hours to reconstruct the model. I like that it processes objects offline but it takes a really long time. It is not free and I was just testing the demo version so I could only make screenshots and not export the model. Program is very simple: take a photos, select them, and in a few minutes download finished model.
This one is a free cloud based photogammetry service.
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