PS! I have all my personal videos stored in «Google Photos». You have now approximately 250 photos waiting for you to import into Memento and then it is just to wait for the processing to be completed. In this way, I will not extract more than 250 frames I usually divide 250 with the duration of the video in seconds. if you are going to use Memento, you can not exceed 250 photos.

select the «Photoshop Image Sequence» and be sure you have maximum quality for the JPG´s.press the «Render Video» button in your «timeline» tab.

So basically you can just extract the frames from the video and use these frames to create a 3D model by using photogrammetry.

As we all know, a video consists of multiple frames that are stacked together and the frame rate is somewhere between 24 and 30. Instead of taking multiple photos of an object to create a 3D model, you should consider capturing video of the object instead. See also the review by Jack White, BIMcrunch Editorial – RTC Europe 2015 Review To see the entire top ten list, check out the blog posted by Jose Fandos.ĭo not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions related to this subject. It was a joyful experience and we were super proud to be rated no. Together with Margarida Barbosa from Beck group we delivered a session on «Using Photogrammetric Surveys at Architectural Offices» where we explained the potential of using photogrammetry in the daily workflow.īy combining the eminent knowledge Margarida has on this subject, with my experience from work, we delivered a 75 min session for «all levels». This year, I was not only a delegate at the RTC Europe in Budapest, but I was also a speaker.

I have been to every RTC event since it started here in Europa and this time Budapest was the luck city to host this event. This is the place to be for top notch sessions, sharing of knowledge and catching up on the latest trends within digital tools. RTC Europe (Revit Technology Conference) is an annual educational and networking event for BIM users worldwide.

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