2D to 3D conversion

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I have a black object something like chess piece; I put it on rotating base against camera and takes 100s of photos from different angles by rotating base.

Photos background is white.

Now I want to combine those all photos and make 3D object
Any link, tutorial, guidance is appreciated

Posted 12-Feb-10 0:38am

Khaniya

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Hessam Jalali · Answer 1 · 2010-02-12T05:10:00

Basically the method mostly used for 3D visual modeling from images is Structure from Motion.

If you just need the model, there are some software can do that for you, here are some links:

3D See

insight3d

however if you want to develop your own, this book is a good start

An Invitation to 3-D Vision

other resources:

insight3d (source code)

Visual 3D modeling form Images

Sebastian Porstendorfer · Answer 2 · 2023-10-25T21:27:00

Aside from "structure from motion" the approach is also called "photogrammetry".
There are tools that will help you with the process that take the image set as an input,
and will produce something that is called a point cloud as its output.
You can then transform that point cloud into a polygonal model.

However, be advised that the result is not going to be perfect and that you will need to
smooth the resulting point cloud quite a bit afterwards.

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