3rd Party partner required for large contract - 360 image manuipulation10076
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Belfast, United Kingdom |
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| We have a very large client with offices worldwide. We have been asked to scan their building around the world, however large areas of the building contain highly branded areas with all their clients logos etc on there. They are not in a position to remove much of this branding as it is permanent or semi- permanent. Therefore we have decided that it may be possible to take 360 degree shots in these areas and have the client branding digitally removed. This would allow the end user to see the areas without disclosing the clients branding or name. Please can anyone tell me who and how much it would cost to have these 360 degree images edited. Also how would be best to approach this issue and with what equipment Many Thanks in advance |
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Brooklyn, NY |
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| Do you have a sample? I'd like to try. Hard to tell the price without knowing what's involved. Thanks |
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 Photo - VideoEditing Service |
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| Hello 3dshowcaseuk. A sample would be great so we can be accurate with a price. Thanks, Colin |
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 WGAN ForumFounder & WGAN-TV Podcast Host Atlanta, Georgia |
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| @3dshowcaseuk Three thoughts: 1. Cupix - You could still deliver a 3D Tour created with the 360º camera of your choice. blurring is done in the equivalent of Matterport Workshop; so you have complete control of what to blur. Please see: Matterport Face Blurring (Beta) versus CUPIX Blurring: Which do you prefer? 2. GeoCV - You could still deliver a 3D Tour created with the GeoCV Kit. Download the 360ºs; blur (and any other post production that you would like to do) then upload back to GeoCV. 3. PhotoAndVideoEdit.com – Outsource blurring within 360ºs; use your choice of 360º hosting platform ✓ Platforms for Hosting 360º Photo Spheres Dan |
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 Nadir Patchand MP2Edit Lima, Peru |
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| @3dshowcaseuk Do you want to edit those 360’s and use them inside matterpot or street view? |
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| You cannot manually edit Matterport 360's - if you could I would probably still be using it. | ||
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 WGANStandard Member Los Angeles |
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| @3dshowcaseuk - You began by saying "We have been asked to scan" which implies your intent was to use Matterport to create a full 3D model (dollhouse) with walkthrough. If this was the case, the best way forward is GeoCV. It can "scan" producing a dollhouse, full measurements and an accurate walkthrough just like Matterport, and as Dan points out, once the model is rendered, you can download the full set of panoramas, retouch them in Photoshop and re-upload them to the model. Your retouching can be "blurring" or complete removal, whatever you wish. The process works beautifully. I know because I did it yesterday for the first time. As I was completing a 5000 sq ft home the owner with 5 kids returned early. It was dusk and light was fading so I simply had to continue shooting/scanning. But I had selected GeoCV instead of Matterport for the job, so I knew I had this flexibility in my toolkit. Once the model processed, I downloaded the full set of panos and identified those which showed people. I retouched them just like a normal photo and the revised panos were uploaded in the GeoCV Editor (important: do not change the file names). I clicked "Reprocessing" and a few hours it was done - no people. Kudos to GeoCV for providing us with yet another remarkable capability which MSPs have long wished for. Take a look - maybe you'll find someone I missed! Home is for sale, in case you're interested  Wander out to the spa in the corner of the yard to see the "firewall". BTW, this 'will become' another Indoor-Outdoor GeoCV Tour, but it's also my first where I'll try to install the Outdoor model myself, using GeoCV's directions. Wish me luck. |
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| You do awesome work - Is GeoCV still like $500 or $600 per month? | ||
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WGAN Standard Member Los Angeles |
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| No! Where'd you get that figure? Call Jonathan Klein at GeoCV - (973) 699-0692 JK@GeoCV.com They have a range of plans (which I've forgotten). Jonathan will help you. | ||
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| OK thanks | ||
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 WGAN FanClub Member Queensland, Australia |
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| You can blur or even remove logos in Pano2VR but it will work for GSV only. If you want to edit 3D scans for a Matterport model you can try to do it though those that claim they can stage a Matterport tour. I asked recently here on the forum if anyone could virtually stage a Matterport tour and found none. Then in about two weeks time after my question some company from UK contacted me and offered virtual staging for Matterport tours. They have shown some examples that indeed looked like a Matterport tour staged. If they really can stage it I am sure it won't be a problem for them to edit some scans to remove logos from yours. |
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