Recording rock art in 3D

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Hob H
Hob Sep 19, 2006 19:35:04
Replying to Rhiannon

It is interesting, but it didn't get discussed on the recent RArecording thread.

I've been looking for an excuse to drag a laptop up Chatton Hill for ages. Now I might get to drag a data projector too. Hoorah for the absolute joy of it :)
Hopefully the folks from the D&NRAP will keep us informed if they get their hands on the software. The method descrbed by Tertia Barnett at the bottom of the NS article is the thing that comes up with stuff such as this:
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/50689
The animation potential of which is (as yet) untapped.

R Rockrich
Rockrich Sep 19, 2006 19:56:54
Replying to Hob

More accuracy thats what we like to hear. I've managed to process a few stones down to a 1mm surface using the N&DRAP technology, sometimes crashes after 45mins of processing though, which is a abituvapissa.

I've just processed more 3D images using the NDRAP method:

http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/51401

http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/51400