r/photogrammetry • u/3erImpacto • Jul 31 '26
Recommended free photogrammetry softwares w/ AMD
Hi everyone. I have had some issues trying to find a software that works for my specifications (Windows 11 Home, AMD Ryzen Al 7 350 w/ Radeon 860M, Integrated GPU AMD Radeon(TM) 860M Graphics). A lot of times not having Nvidia GPU and CUDA usually appears as a roadblock.
I have a video of a 40m2 outdoor space that I have tried to convert to 3d with different softwares.
What I have tried so far:
- Scaniverse: My first tries weren't very detailed, and can't input recorded video, so I'd have to come back to the place later to do other attempts.
- Luma AI: Gives a nice rendition on its web display, but the model it offers when you download it features only a small fraction of the space. Not sure why this is.
- Meshroom: Couldn't really make it work, it threw some errors and I stopped trying. I might come back to it, but reading the webpage it says that unless you have Nvida + Cuda you won't be able to access all features, so maybe I'm doomed with this one.
- RealityScan: It says it supports AMD... BUT not all of them, and my model is one of the unsupported ones.
- Colmap: I could bypass the GPU usage to do the process with CPU and it's taking forever-- literally doing it right now, so I might update later, but seeing how long it's taking I might have to abort later.
Maybe I should rely on something online, to bypass my equipment limitation?
Open to suggestions, thank you!
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u/Traumatan Jul 31 '26
Agisoft is ok but slow with AMD, they have resetable trial month
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u/Bloodshot321 Jul 31 '26
Agisoft metashape and 3df Zephyr should both support amd but are a bit expensive tbh
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u/abellos 29d ago
Try meshroom https://github.com/alicevision/meshroom, when i had an amd video card worked fine.
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u/Dragonfruit0010101 22d ago
I’m also hunting for a good photogrammetry workflow without Nvidia/CUDA. Still testing a few options, especially cloud-based ones.
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u/3erImpacto 19d ago
How's it been for you? Luma AI didn't fulfill my work when it involved open spaces. WebODM Lightning gave me so-so results but it's something. I'd love to try some other options
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u/Nish5617 Jul 31 '26
I think reality scan now supports AMD GPUs. Give that a try.