When you first open Autodesk ReCap Photo, you'll see the dashboard.Īt this point, you can use the Autocrop feature if you want. Change the height at each pass until you've captured all surfaces. If the object is large, move in a lateral motion from one end of the object to the other. If you can, maintain a perpendicular location relative to the object while you take photos. Take pictures about one meter apart while you circle the object. If the camera that you're using has a high dynamic range (HDR) setting, turn the feature off, and try not to adjust the exposure of your photographs while you capture images. Make sure that there are no moving objects in the background when you take the photos. Try to keep your own shadow out of the picture. If you can, take photos in a location where lighting is consistent and doesn't cast shadows. The following tips will help you take quality photos for photogrammetry: You can sign up for a free trial of Autodesk ReCap Photo. What is Autodesk ReCap Photo?Īutodesk ReCap Photo processes photographs that are taken from drones to create 3D representations of current conditions of sites, objects, and more.
Microsoft Corporation isn't affiliated with, isn't a partner of, and doesn't endorse or sponsor Autodesk or any of its products. This tutorial is created only for informational purposes, to show how ReCap Photo works with Dynamics 365 Guides and Power Apps. The device was described as waterproof and could be mounted on a tripod, on a ceiling or on its stand.This tutorial guides you through the process of using Autodesk ReCap Photo photogrammetry software to create 3D models that can be used with Microsoft Dynamics Guides and for mixed-reality components included in apps created with Microsoft Power Apps. Self-leveling, the miniaturised 3D imaging laser scanner weighs about 1kg and easily fits into a bag or large pocket.Ĭapable of capturing full-color panoramic images overlaid on a high accuracy point cloud, accurate at distances up to 60 meters, the device captures HDR images, as well as thermal images, has built in lights, so it can work in low light. The 3D scanner features a 60m measurement range for full dome scans, with a complete full-dome laser scan, 3D panoramic image capture and transfer to the iPad Pro taking a claimed three minutes. The BLK360 is one of the smallest and lightest of 3D scanners of its kind, but also, as a result of its single-button controls and mobile device app, offers a simple user experience. Leica Geosystems has launched its BLK360 Imaging laser 3D scanner alongside Autodesk’s ReCap 360 Pro app. Weighing less than a bag of sugar, the Leica BLK360 connects to an iPad and the Autodesk ReCap 360 Pro app
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