Just my 2c to this:
A much simpler problem is, if you take only pictures of rotation symetric
objects and using sweeping for reconstruction.
Check http://www.eyetronics. com
They use the following technique for 3D scanning: A grid is projected on the
object. If you take pictures of the object from different sides you can
reconstrut the object from these pictures with the help of the distortion of the
grid on the object.
regards
Paul
Biswajit Ghoshal schrieb:
> Hello,
>
> Suppose I have a photo (.jpg, or .gif etc.), for example, of a shoe. Now, I
> want to have a program which will make me a 3D prototype of the shoe. I
> want to see the shoe from different angles, which I'll define by using the
> arrow keys. One obvious constraint is that the view of the shoe from the
> other side too will look exactly like the photo. There may be so many other
> constraints also.
>
> Can anyone give me any suggestion - few lines of sample code, if possible?
> I'd highly appreciate it.
>
> Thanks & Regards,
> Biswajit
>
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