Beauty shot captured in Marmoset
Mid-level of subdivision used for the beauty render
From left to right: Reconstructed asset on lowest subdivision level and the original scans
The teapot scan in the middle was the one used as a base for geometry reconstruction
From left to right: Reconstructed asset on lowest subdivision level and the original scans
Screenshot from Meshroom showing the number of cameras used
Teapot photogrammetry with mesh and texture reconstruction. The teapot was photographed using a Canon EOS Rebel XT with EF28-135mm Lens, F5.6 aperture. Meshroom was used to convert the photos and the asset was reconstructed in Maya from one of the scans results. Zbrush was used for model cleanup and transfer polypaint data from the original scan to the reconstructed mesh. Substance Painter was used for color correction, a couple of repairs and some texture reprojections. Final render in Marmoset Toolbag 3.