Metashape accepts fisheye images, meaning you can create jpegs from the original video of each lens, rather then creating an equirectangular video first (and avoid all the re-compression artifacts) Even better results can be had if you set the Insta 360 One to take still images every couple of seconds instead of video. Video codecs compress the image WAY more then jpeg does. This translates into more detail in your 3d model and better resolution textures. Let me know if you end up trying either of those suggestions.
I just export my insta 360 videos in mp4 360. Than import in Agisoft ( standard function ) than choose spherical in camera settings en away we go . no extra steps needed.
@@Instant_Nerf - try Luma with the 360 images. But , what works better is using the Photogrammetry capture workflow using a normal (good) camera. Online Luma or Polycam . Local on PC use Postshot.
@oebleh I have used all of them. The best one is scanverse on iOS..as it does Gaussian splats in real time. However I bought this 360 camera and I have seen a few people create Gaussian splats with one and they look amazing. Lume hasn’t updated taking 360 to Gaussian, only nerf.. and it’s not that great.
Awesome video, thank you so much! I always loved the equirectangular results that MetaShape could generate so easily! But splitting the images with Meshlab is new to me, i will try that. I wonder: How would you use Meshlab with those 4 split-images? That would be a great follow-up video!
Hello Jérôme! I'm a big fan of your videos, they're incredibly informative and inspiring! I'd love to hear your thoughts on photogrammetry for indoor spaces of buildings. What equipment and software would you recommend for this specific use? Keep up the great work!
Have you tried to make Gaussian Splats? I keep failing. Im gonna try photogrammetry now, but really would love to get some splats from 360 video. Im using Insta 360 RS ONE
Amazing video!! But I have one problem, how do you export the video to JPG stills? I can't see that option. That would save a ton of time in the Metashape process.
I just export my insta 360 videos in mp4 360. Than import in Agisoft ( standard function ) than choose spherical in camera settings en away we go . no extra steps needed.
@@hamdisferhat6881 I ended up running ffmpeg and got the img files that way. There's not a lot of info out there (that I have found) that goes from point A to point B
@@hamdisferhat6881 I can do this in Blender, but how do you subsample so you don’t have an image for every frame, but rather get an image every .5 seconds or so?
Thank you for this video. Here is the first result made using your method: ruclips.net/video/YYTjipAwMVk/видео.html A small clarification: the initial video was not made for this purpose, I used it because it seemed to me a difficult case to handle and therefore revealing of the limitations and advantages. I will take the time to test it indoors, in the city... Thanks again.
Metashape accepts fisheye images, meaning you can create jpegs from the original video of each lens, rather then creating an equirectangular video first (and avoid all the re-compression artifacts)
Even better results can be had if you set the Insta 360 One to take still images every couple of seconds instead of video. Video codecs compress the image WAY more then jpeg does.
This translates into more detail in your 3d model and better resolution textures.
Let me know if you end up trying either of those suggestions.
Thanks for providing such valuable info, I will try your suggestion!
I just export my insta 360 videos in mp4 360. Than import in Agisoft ( standard function ) than choose spherical in camera settings en away we go . no extra steps needed.
How can I export the images to use with another software since I’m doing Gaussian splatting. I have a 360 camera ..
@@Instant_Nerf - try Luma with the 360 images. But , what works better is using the Photogrammetry capture workflow using a normal (good) camera. Online Luma or Polycam . Local on PC use Postshot.
@oebleh I have used all of them. The best one is scanverse on iOS..as it does Gaussian splats in real time. However I bought this 360 camera and I have seen a few people create Gaussian splats with one and they look amazing. Lume hasn’t updated taking 360 to Gaussian, only nerf.. and it’s not that great.
why not take a time lapse as you walk?
Fantastic tutorial, Thank you !
Great Video!! Thanks for sharing!!
Un super tuto 😮 merci on va tester🤞
Great information in this video, it would be awesome if you could do a 3d tour of an interior home or building
Awesome video, thank you so much! I always loved the equirectangular results that MetaShape could generate so easily! But splitting the images with Meshlab is new to me, i will try that. I wonder: How would you use Meshlab with those 4 split-images? That would be a great follow-up video!
Thank you very much for your effort, I would like to ask
how did you manage to extract the frames without motion bluer
Thank you for this great video. Did you ever tried it indoors? Could it be a solution for capturing a floor plan?
NICE
super video..
what specs the computer you had?
Hello Jérôme!
I'm a big fan of your videos, they're incredibly informative and inspiring! I'd love to hear your thoughts on photogrammetry for indoor spaces of buildings. What equipment and software would you recommend for this specific use?
Keep up the great work!
I agree with everything you say, @hamdisferhat6881, and would like to join in with my interest in indoor Photogrammetry, @Jérôme!
Have you tried to make Gaussian Splats? I keep failing. Im gonna try photogrammetry now, but really would love to get some splats from 360 video. Im using Insta 360 RS ONE
How did it handle YOU being in the footage? Did you pre-mask it, or did it just figure it out?
Amazing video!! But I have one problem, how do you export the video to JPG stills? I can't see that option. That would save a ton of time in the Metashape process.
import video...to create the images =standard function in metashape
What is your 360 cam?
What type of subscription do you have for metashape ? Is the standard edition sufficient for that type of use ?
Yes...and see my other comments. 🙂
Amazing, I need to get a 360 camera, looks like getting a drone was not the optimal first choice
A drone unlocks amazing viewpoints though, and it's super fun to fly ! I'd say it's a very good thing to have one.
i followed the tutorial but still get no model or some cameras not working.
nice video. is this also pssible using zephyr?
Yes, you could process the images in zephyr
I just export my insta 360 videos in mp4 360. Than import in Agisoft ( standard function ) than choose spherical in camera settings en away we go . no extra steps needed.
did not work for me ;(
Make splats instead of mesh?
Upload stills or video to Luma or Polycam .
How to export the video to jpg ?
Import video in Metashape. when creating the model choose spherical as camera.
what ver of DaVinci are you using? I can't seem to get the custom export of 5760x2880 in 18.6
I had the same probleme with Davinci standard, You can use blender to export PNG Images
@@hamdisferhat6881 I ended up running ffmpeg and got the img files that way. There's not a lot of info out there (that I have found) that goes from point A to point B
@@hamdisferhat6881 I can do this in Blender, but how do you subsample so you don’t have an image for every frame, but rather get an image every .5 seconds or so?
Can we have guide for blender?
Hello @@avigold6632 In Blender, we can adjust the speed by frame count, by selecting the timeline and adding the speed effect.
Thank you for this video.
Here is the first result made using your method: ruclips.net/video/YYTjipAwMVk/видео.html
A small clarification: the initial video was not made for this purpose, I used it because it seemed to me a difficult case to handle and therefore revealing of the limitations and advantages.
I will take the time to test it indoors, in the city...
Thanks again.