With the Alvis Saracen model demonstrating what the Orcalight Seawolf can do for lighting a subject, we processed more images from last week. Sitting in 30m of water, the NDAC Westland Wessex (tail ID XS122) was a challenging subject. With thin walled sections of the airframe, it was going to be interesting to see how Read more about More Orcalight Seawolf results[…]
Deep3D paid the National Diving and Activity Centre a visit recently, with the objectives of testing a few more methods and means to scan subjects underwater. One test was to use the Orcalight Seawolf dive torch to illuminate the subject in question, rather than use the more traditional underwater strobes (flashguns) to apply the light. Read more about More testing…more results[…]
One thing we like about photogrammetry is you can re-run the same data and refine the model, which is exactly what we have done with the Alvis Stalwart:- We scaled the built at the same time, so now we need to find someone with a MkII Stalwart from which we can take measurements from, just Read more about The Stalwart – Refined and Scaled[…]
Much excitement here at Deep3D this morning. The postman has delivered a parcel containing the printed model of the scanned Dolly Varden:- All of which were derived from the original scan:-
Grahame Knott of The Shipwreck Project has been busy of late tidying up Wey Chieftain III and Coastal Guardian, adding sponsor graphics to both vessels. Alongside the Deep3D logo the sponsors Agisoft, OrcaLight and C-MAX Sonar are now gracing the boats :-