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by bernd on 17 Apr 2024, edited 18 Apr 2024
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Assumed I have a BIM-Modell:
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if I have a picture. What would be needed to create the same camera position from the BIM-Modell
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I assume: the viewpoint and the focal length
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Is it possible with this to create a similar picture from the BIM-Modell
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I am aware of the linies in the picture would be needed to be strechted
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Thus I write similar and not identical.
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Furthermore if I woul do the same with a video of a drone flight and the BIM-Modell.
Are there any reads to know about such workflows ... I do not need a renderend picture or video. I am fine the way it is like in the ifc. I am only interested in camera position and camera flight in the modell the same way as drone flight video.
cheers bernd
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by brunopostle on 17 Apr 2024
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This can be done in blender, though I have never tried myself. Search for 'matchmoving' and/or 'camera tracking'.
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by RaphaëlVouilloz on 17 Apr 2024, edited 17 Apr 2024
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If you have multiple images from drone flight, you could run a photogrammetry? From Meshroom you can get an .abc through the StructureFromMotion node, when imported into Blender you have all the positions converted to Blender cameras.
With just one image, I would draw the perspective on the Freecad sketcher, but that's more manual. EPFL students do it with paintings. Not sure if it works with a photo.
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by Gorgious on 18 Apr 2024
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Fspy is the goto foss if you want to recreate a 3D perspective viewpoint from a photo.
https://fspy.io/
It used to be a Blender addon but it's now standalone, although there is a an addon to import fspy projects into Blender.
Basically you import your image, draw perspective lines, input a length and it outputs camera data (position, rotation, focal length).
If you have a video input you can use the camera tracking workflow inside Blender although I've never used it and it seems there are better alternatives. I don't know them.
Cheers
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by stefanm2 on 18 Apr 2024
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Hi bernd, don't believe the metadatas of the (drone)picture... for tracking the flight I suggest motion/cameratracking (possible) with blender, there are some vids on yt.