<p>I found at least 2 online pages that'll create a 3D stl from an image, basically using intensity (brightness) to determine depth. </p>

<p><a href="http://www.selva3d.com/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">selva3d.com</a>  and   <a href="http://www.embossify.com/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">embossify.com</a>  </p>

<p>I used it with success on a binary (black or white) image, at least.</p>

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2016-12-25T20:15:14.627Z
Nice links, but this object is fully 3d. It's a crystal that floats in the air. The blue thingy in this picture: http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/asheron/images/4/42/Lifestone_Live.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20141117092544
Jay
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2016-12-25T16:29:03.513Z
2016-12-25T16:29:03.513Z
Carl Witthoft
<p>I've captured a stationary spinning object in a computer game. It's semi translucent and there are stationary objects behind it.</p>

<p>As I expected it did not convert using Autodesk's remake. It gives no explanation other than 'Error'. I obviously can't paint the object. Are there any techniques in Photoshop that will let me manually fix the images to reduce the translucency? </p>

<p>Any other program that might produce a mesh from images? The game objects can't be extracted via any other program I've tried.</p>

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2016-12-25T02:22:24.103Z
Did you mean to post this in 3d printing?
MakerModder
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2016-12-25T15:14:23.927Z
The intent is to 3d print the result. I'm not sure anyone without 3d scanning/printing experience would understand what I need to do.
Jay
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2016-12-31T13:34:36.660Z
Hi, @Jay! You question does fall somewhere in between several sites here on Stack Exchange. Do you think Photography or Robotics perhaps could give more feedback?
Tormod Haugene
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2016-12-31T13:38:51.783Z
Regarding your actual question: is it so that you have several individual photos captured from a spinning game object? If so, could something like [photomodeler](http://www.photomodeler.com/products/modeler/default.html) perhaps do the trick?
Tormod Haugene
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2017-01-01T01:34:34.493Z
I captured a video stream of a floating spinning crystal. I was then able to extract and crop individual frames. The autodesk online site is unable to work with translucent or shiny objects. Unfortunately this is both so it failed. I suspect photomodeller will have the same limitations but thanks for the link. I'll try it
Jay
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2017-10-14T20:13:10.597Z
I downloaded the [photoshop cs5](http://fileparrots.blogspot.com/2017/08/download-adobe-photoshop-cs5-free.html) and work in it.
NomanJaved
<3d-models>
photogrammetry with partially translucent objects
Jay
# photogrammetry with partially translucent objects

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-12-24)

I've captured a stationary spinning object in a computer game. It's semi translucent and there are stationary objects behind it.

As I expected it did not convert using Autodesk's remake. It gives no explanation other than 'Error'. I obviously can't paint the object. Are there any techniques in Photoshop that will let me manually fix the images to reduce the translucency?

Any other program that might produce a mesh from images? The game objects can't be extracted via any other program I've tried.

**Tags:** 3d-models
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Did you mean to post this in 3d printing?  
> **username_0**: The intent is to 3d print the result. I'm not sure anyone without 3d scanning/printing experience would understand what I need to do.  
> **username_2**: Hi, @Jay! You question does fall somewhere in between several sites here on Stack Exchange. Do you think Photography or Robotics perhaps could give more feedback?  
> **username_2**: Regarding your actual question: is it so that you have several individual photos captured from a spinning game object? If so, could something like [photomodeler](http://www.photomodeler.com/products/modeler/default.html) perhaps do the trick?  
> **username_0**: I captured a video stream of a floating spinning crystal. I was then able to extract and crop individual frames. The autodesk online site is unable to work with translucent or shiny objects. Unfortunately this is both so it failed. I suspect photomodeller will have the same limitations but thanks for the link. I'll try it  
> **username_3**: I downloaded the [photoshop cs5](http://fileparrots.blogspot.com/2017/08/download-adobe-photoshop-cs5-free.html) and work in it.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_4 on 2016-12-25. Score: 4

I found at least 2 online pages that'll create a 3D stl from an image, basically using intensity (brightness) to determine depth.

[selva3d.com](http://www.selva3d.com/) and [embossify.com](http://www.embossify.com/)

I used it with success on a binary (black or white) image, at least.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Nice links, but this object is fully 3d. It's a crystal that floats in the air. The blue thingy in this picture: http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/asheron/images/4/42/Lifestone_Live.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20141117092544  

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