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Subject: Funky 3d scanning. Just as applicable to giant tom
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SaladDoug_UK |
Norfolk, UK
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Just posted this in my diary; I happen to be growing giant aubergines this year, but just as applicable to your favourite giant tomato. So I thought I’d share here too. :)
A 3D scan using an iPhone of my aubergine and a trial of an app called Polycam. There are other apps too, without the fee.
But it was just such an awesomely funky shape i didn’t think pictures did it justice!
https://poly.cam/capture/C9D7EAEE-0D1C-4E2E-A002-BDD9B403437E
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8/26/2023 5:05:52 AM
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Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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Wow. Thats great. How many megabytes is that file?
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8/26/2023 2:59:46 PM
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SaladDoug_UK |
Norfolk, UK
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I don't know what the end file sized produced was, but it uploaded/used about 148MB of pictures (about 120 pictures) as the raw material. You uploaded them, and then it processed them and hosted the finished file in the cloud.
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8/26/2023 3:32:47 PM
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Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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Some of the tomatoes I took pictures of, it got so confusing... because from different angles it looked like totally different tomatoes. I was just thinking that it would take something like this to stitch them together & really make sense of the pictures. Congrats thats a big one, I tried to grow those once!
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8/26/2023 6:40:20 PM
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bnot |
Oak Grove, Mn
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I tried playing with it. I haven't figured out yet how to get a measurement all the way around. I like the horns on it. At least that is what the protrusions reminded me of. I do not know what you call them. This is a product of growing that I think that has not been seen much on this website. Hope to see more Doug.
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8/27/2023 8:05:21 AM
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