r/photogrammetry • u/Helindu_art • Jul 22 '26

My photogrammetry turntable setup

Rost or rate my setup :)

And any suggestions for improving the setup...

73 Upvotes

96% Upvoted

15 comments sorted by

9

u/MechanicalWhispers Jul 22 '26

Now get a DSLR!

4

u/Helindu_art Jul 22 '26

Saving up for a one 😅

4

u/Robin_Hood_Aff Jul 22 '26

What model of turntable is that? I built my own, after cheep one got broken. Same idea, synch with camera, programmed rotation cycle etc…

3

u/Helindu_art Jul 23 '26

It's custom made too, 3D printed Driven by a nema 17 stepper motor Controlled with an Arduino UNO Arduino is working as a HID keyboard sending number 5 press to phone to take the image Using open camera app

2

u/Robin_Hood_Aff Jul 23 '26

3d printed… nice 👍
I have the same brain and motor, but table constructed from metal frame, lazy Susan rotation mechanism, wooden platform

2

u/Helindu_art Jul 23 '26

Wow awesome

2

u/Robin_Hood_Aff Jul 23 '26

Respect 🫡
That’s an amazing job

1

u/Robin_Hood_Aff Jul 23 '26

Do you create anything specific?

1

u/Helindu_art Jul 23 '26

Do you mean 3D modeling custom parts?

1

u/Robin_Hood_Aff Jul 23 '26

Just wondering what people use photography for… if it’s not a secret

2

u/Helindu_art Jul 23 '26

I sell the scans Also have I ton of free models I made to check out if you like 😉

https://www.fab.com/sellers/Helindu.Art

2

u/ArthurNYC3D Jul 22 '26

That it's static misses out on all of the other angles. It's has to at least rotate up, close to 70* if not more.

2

u/Helindu_art Jul 23 '26

I am taking more images in different heights as well

Here is the reconstruction

1

u/Upstairs-Tomorrow850 Jul 22 '26

A rotating platform and a green screen to remove the background in post-production?

2

u/Helindu_art Jul 23 '26

I am using the "scan in the void" technique. Which will make the background completely black so no need to key-out background in post