[yolk]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y13ZB43RE8

http://labs.autodesk.com/utilities/photo_scene_editor/

[Hervé]

Thanks for the link David...

Indeed I reckon the old Realviz (RIP) Image Modeler.... although they added a bit of steroids in it...
Maybe worth a try...

.... but I think the real future will be meshing of pairwise stereo photos..

Like this research...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX5stsU6 ... re=related

hervé

[JTB]

http://insight3d.sourceforge.net/
This a nice try also and open source

[yolk]

i think the future will be 2D

[Hervé]

it is already... all renders are 2D...

[oz42]

Only just found out about this and it looks amazing! Downloading 2.1 now, which now exports fbx files!

[Michael Betke]

I'm very disapointed about photofly. made 55 photos of a small golden statue i have here and i got 6 error mails. it never worked.

why must everything be uploaded in the cloud? its silly. uploading the large screenshots take time, downloading the mesh too. in the meantime even a mid-range computer would be able to compute the model. i cant uderstand autodesk....the workflow is getting sluggish and producebale for erros with uploading all the stuff.

[Hervé]

I'm very disapointed about photofly. made 55 photos of a small golden statue i have here and i got 6 error mails. it never worked.

why must everything be uploaded in the cloud? its silly. uploading the large screenshots take time, downloading the mesh too. in the meantime even a mid-range computer would be able to compute the model. i cant uderstand autodesk....the workflow is getting sluggish and producebale for erros with uploading all the stuff.

simple, they don't want to give the app. away.. makes me think about Scankiller from XYZRGB a little.... no no no... they won't give nor sell the app... hehe.. business ya know...

http://www.scannerkiller.com/welcome.html

[Bubbaloo]

In a few years, most apps will be like this, I'm afraid. We will all be working on small cheap internet nodes connecting to the big powerful clouds to run the applications at pay-per-use pricing. Scary.