The update adds a new Volume of Interest system to help visualize very large data sets interactively, a new Modular Save Structure, a Python console, and more.
3Dflow has shipped a new update for their 3DF Zephyr tool – Zephyr 6.0. For those who don't know, 3DF Zephyr is the photogrammetry software solution by 3Dflow to automatically reconstruct 3D models from photos.
3DF Zephyr 6.0 introduces a number of structural changes intended to make it easier to manipulate the huge datasets that photogrammetry can generate, particularly when scanning environments.
Here are some of the changes:
- Photoconsistency improvements (speed and accuracy)
- New faster and efficient modular save zep format
- Added python Console (supersedes Lua)
- The new Volume of Interest to select the region of interest
- New sphere detection
- Faster mesh decimation
- Added Planar UV texture reprojection for quickly creating Normal/Albedo Maps on planar surfaces
- Improved ground filter performances and added manual editing
- Alembic .abc import and export support
- Added Horizontal distance in quick measurements
- Removed cameras limit of three photos
- And more!
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