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Photogrammetry fixing mode

Explorer ,
Oct 11, 2024 Oct 11, 2024

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Ai photo2material is a nice idea  but so far a thing you toy a few times with and then never use .

Would be more helpful to have something Ai  helping to fix  what ortho projection from Reality capture  gives you:   photo and depth :    

 

1. ability to work with big arbitrary sized original first . like 16547x5346   where you could extend  the photogrammetry chunk to image borders first and fix bad  patches and photogrammetry artifacts   using  content aware and a special "content aware move" tool that has a small 2x2 deforming mesh  to match the patches precisely.    Working properly in depth/height  without  "steps"   

 

1a   Something like super convenient  Frequency separation tool  in Affinity Photo   to get rid of  height gradients  and low frequency  things with actual  manual input  instead of just simple  hi pass.

 

2. Crop tool that would let u chose what part of the extended chunk would be  actual texture  where same move/patch tool coudl be used to cover seams .  Same working in depth  with adaptation  without sadden abrupt height riffs.

 

3 . Ai producing roughness , removing tiny and big shadows in color layer , making depth and normal map less blurry looking  you often get from photogrammetry  untill you are using  super hi res camera ,gazillion shots and special albedo producing flash light eating batteries like crazy .     

That said current ai shadow removing is not very good  in Sampler killing all if every colour nuances.    So perhaps this part is most hard to do one.   

 

ps. Or maybe just add this 2x2 mesh to  Photoshop patch/con aware move tools  please.

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