Tip: How to add water to a pool in Matterport Dollhouse View13883

Originally Posted by @Home3D
I got my first camera at age 12 and have owned many since. So I’m an artist first, trying to maintain a good business approach to work.

When I’m working for an agent/client who is appreciative, who recognizes my level of commitment to service, I often go above and beyond. For example, this month I had several small jobs booked for HDR photos only, but delivered a MP tour as well as an end-of-year thank you.

If I’m on a job that pays decently and I see the opportunity to do something special, I often do it, both for the personal learning as well as creating a great example for future project pitches. For example, This home I saw as an opportunity to add a few Z1 scans to put water in the dollhouse pool view. It worked, and I’m happy to have the model to differentiate from low-end scanners around town. I duplicate a model like this, removed the Z1 scans from the model, reprocess, and use this model for making floor plans.



There are two approaches to increasing revenue: do more, often charging less, maybe with numerous employees, to ‘scale up’ even if the margin is less. Or, aim for an unmatched level of service to those clients who appreciate quality, striving to always exceed what the competition delivers. I happen to go the second route, but both approaches are sound.

Originally Posted by rodrigocastillo
@Oboldyrev Noob question, have a couple 360 images of the area of a pool. How do I convert them to 3d?