Artec 3D Studio Lite Photogrammetry Software User Guide

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1 Studio Lite Photogrammetry Software

2 Scenario 1 Walkaround (Static Object)

3 Scenario 2 Turntable (Static Background)

4 Scenario 3 Changing Object Position /Moving Background

5 Scenario 4 Walkaround (Large Object)

6 Scenario 5 Aerial (Complex Scene)

7 Hujjatlar / manbalar

7.1 Ma'lumotnomalar

Studio Lite Photogrammetry Software

Keling, boshlaymiz!
On the way to a perfect 30 model, you can choose the ideal processing mode (algorithm) based on the following factors:


Object characteristics	Background or surroundings	Capture method

Eslatma!
Photogrammetry works only with non-moving, rigid objects.
It won’t work if the object changes shape during capture.

Al algorithm without masks
For static small- to medium-sized objects standing on a stable background that does not change during capture, and that you photographed/recorded by walking around them (including close-ups), the Al algorithm without masks will deliver the best results.
This mode (where the Extract object from background checkbox in Advanced settings is disabled) also performs best for objects with poor monotonous textures in static environments.
Classic {non-Al) algorithm
For large objects or highly detailed scenes such as landscapes, use the Classic algorithm. We recommend using this algorithm for drone data sets.
Al algorithm with masks
If the object was rotated (e.g., on a turntable), flipped, or moved to different positions during capture, or if the background was inconsistent or moving; and you did not take close-ups (i.e., maintained roughly the same distance from the object), we recommend using the Al algorithm with masks. You can use it by enabling the Extract object from background checkbox in Advanced settings.
This mode will automatically separate the object from the background and produces a clean model. It is generally recommended for textured objects, especially f captured from multiple orientations. For best results, keep the full object within the camera’s field of view.
This mode is most suitable for small to medium-sized objects.
Qo'shimcha ma'lumot olishni xohlaysizmi?
Find advanced tips, masks, scale references, and more in the Artec Studio Lite User Manual.
Keyingi nima
Turn the page to see the most common scenarios – choose the one that fits your needs!

Scenario 1 Walkaround (Static Object)

1-qadam: Capture your object

Ob'ekt: Medium, static, low-texture (vase, chair, teapot)
Fon: Non-uniform, static, with some visual features

Suratga olish: Walk around the object, include a few close-ups
Step 2: Create preview

Tools → Al Photogrammetry → Create Preview
Yugurish

Natija: Photo scan in Workspace
Step 3: Create model

Tools → Al Photogrammetry → Create Model
Processing mode = Al
Yugurish

Natija: 3D model in Workspace

Scenario 2 Turntable (Static Background)

Step 1: Capture your object

Ob'ekt: Medium, static, low-texture (vase, chair, teapot)
Fon: Non-uniform, static, with some visual features
Suratga olish: Walk around the object, include a few close-ups

Step 2: Create preview

Tools → Al Photogrammetry → Create Preview
Photoset capture setup = Rotated / Moved in each photo
Set up masks
Yugurish

Natija: Photo scan in Workspace
3-qadam: Create model

Tools → Al Photogrammetry → Create Model
Processing mode = Al
Advanced → Extract object from background
Yugurish

Natija: 3D model in Workspace

Scenario 3 Changing Object Position /Moving Background

Step 1: Capture your object

Ob'ekt: Small-medium, static, feature-rich (chair, pot)
Fon: Non-uniform with light background motion (e.g. leaves, people, cars)Suratga olish: Object fixed, walk around, and capture two sets (upright and flipped)
Step 2: Create preview

Tools → Al Photogrammetry → Create Preview
Photoset capture setup = Rotated / Moved (or Unique for each photoset if loaded separately)
Set up masks
Yugurish

Result: Photo scan in Workspace
Step 3: Create model