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CKC private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Hello, Just got a client asking if I can remove the camera reflected in the mirror...the location is filled with mirrors so seeing cameras reflected everywhere is a huge pain! Wondering if there is any solution or even just how to minimize the potential damage? If you have a solution, I am willing to pay! Thanks so much! |
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Jamie private msg quote post Address this user | |
If you pay enough I'll come take the mirrors down  No way to do anything yet unfortunately If you can drop the camera lower than the mirror? If it's to the floor, go across the room an then hide the scans in the middle. Apart from that, not much else |
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CKC private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Hi Jamie...hehehe...very unfortunately all the mirrors are to the floor..and the hallway is quite long..was also thinking hiding the scans in the middle but still very far from perfect...argh... | ||
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Jamie private msg quote post Address this user | |
| I did a house once that had a 25ft hall lined with mirrors on both sides. An alignment nightmare. Took so long to get past it. Hopefully MP will have a masking and urine function soon |
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ron0987 private msg quote post Address this user | |
| I found another Matterport user showed me that in some cases you can hide the camera with flowers, it does always work but I found it to be helpful. You need to put your camera at approximate same high each time. I carry a vase with fake flowers that is high enough to put in front of the mirror. It works great in bathrooms but does not work for wall mirrors. You have to plan it out but in bathrooms it works. Ron |
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CKC private msg quote post Address this user | |
| That sounds like a nightmare! I will share the showcase once done so everyone can discuss and minimize the ugliness in the future scans..Jamie can you share the one you did? |
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CKC private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Hi Ron..hahaha...thanks for the bathroom tip! | ||
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Why private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Any suggestions on how to get past a hall of mirrors on both sides or a bathroom mirror the length of the room? | ||
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Mikesobay private msg quote post Address this user | |
| The following is from the Matterport instruction manual: "As you scan, you can mark windows and mirrors in Capture.... The Mini-Map on Capture will not change, but the processed model will be cleaned up: Mirrors will be replaced with dynamic reflection Windows will be replaced with a static image from the Scan Trimmed content will be deleted" I had initially thought "dynamic reflection" meant that the mirror reflection would be replaced with a silver surface, but apparently not. Is it coding that has no real visual effect--does anyone know? |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Mikesobay I am a new user and still learning all of the functions. I read the tutorial and it told me to mark mirrors as soon as they show up on the scan. I had no success with this suggestion. The double walled mirrors are the biggest hurdle. Have you been able to get by that issue? Such as a hall with mirrored doors on both sides, floor to ceiling? |
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Jamie private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Not a great deal you can do unfortunately. You can try marking the mirror. It apparently works, although I have had no success with it. Only real thing you can do it take small steps to get past it and then use the workshop to hide unwanted scans. | ||
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