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photogrammetry

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Update to the MAX

As always, numerous innovative, experimental technologies were experimental technologies were presented by Adobe researchers and engineers. Surprisingly, the focus was on artificial intelligence.
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A plastic bottle drifting underwater, surrounded by marine life in an ocean environment. Light rays penetrate the water, illuminating the scene with a serene blue hue.

The Beauty

This year's FMX trailer is "The Beauty" - if you're thinking "that looks familiar", you're right. The 2019 project won a number of awards, including an Animago "Jury Prize" of the Jury". So it's all the better that we can now show this film to even more people!
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Dune

Good things come to those who wait – and fans of the “Dune” series had to wait for a very long time. But Denis Villeneuve took on the gargantuan source material and made one of the most highly anticipated films of the last few years.
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A futuristic car with a blue overlay in a modern garage setting.

InstaLOD: Time is money

There are some things in a 3D artist's workflow that are probably considered rather unpopular. (cough ... unwrapping, retopo ... cough) And even if a kind soul takes pity on them, it still remains time-consuming. InstaLOD from Stuttgart is trying to help all companies from the entire 3D sector (film, games, automotive, etc.) with its software of the same name, and in doing so is speeding up and cleaning up much more than just the two black sheep mentioned.
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Texture Haven

Completely crowd-funded, completely free. Texture Haven includes a texture website that makes high-quality textures available entirely free of charge. Also for commercial use!
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Substance Designer

Substance Designer, the Sixth

Allegorithmic does not hesitate with its updates: Substance Designer is now available in version 6.0 with many new features such as the scan process, 32-bit support for HDR textures and more!
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Photogrammetry in Building Management

Building inspection without scaffolding: Michael Radeck explains how an entire building can be inspected with a flying camera drone and low-cost software – and what has to be done to make it work. Tips, tricks and experience, using the inspection of a church tower as an example.
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