Keep Making | Using Photogrammetry For Practical Precision @Keep-Making | Uploaded October 2021 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Actually using photogrammetry also know as a photoscan to create some practical "precision" parts via 3D printing with resin and a touch of blender. This video is really about proving a concept that I've had for a little while, which is using photogrammetry in a precise fashion to make useful parts. Here is my first test.

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Time Stamps:
0:00 - The Practical Photogrammetry Challenge.
0:33 - Creating A Precise Photogrammetry.
1:20 - How To Work With A Photogrammetry In Blender.
3:00 - Creating & Fitting Precision Part From Photogrammerty.
5:00 - The Photogrammetry "Dramatic" Ending.