Recording rock art in 3D

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Rockrich R
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

T tiompan
tiompan Sep 19, 2006 21:10:50
Replying to Rockrich

Rich ,would you mind going through what's needed to do the job ?

W whatisthat
whatisthat Sep 21, 2006 19:39:38
Replying to Rockrich

Rockrich wrote:
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/51401
Your 3D stuff is cool Rockrich. Keep 'em coming. Although an abstraction from what you would see on the ground, the clarity of the artwork definitely helps appreciation and hopefully helps understanding.

BTW. What is this stone about? Who made it? Is that a symbol marked out by the cups?

[Just edited my typo at Head To Head: http://www.headheritage.co.uk/headtohead/tma/ . Handy.]

F FourWinds
FourWinds Sep 25, 2006 16:44:55
Replying to Rockrich

For folks with Apple Macs ArchiCAD does the 3D rendering. I don't know how accurate it is though. I'll be trying it soon, though.