batch 3d object processing

[Parker, Anson (adp6j)]

Hi,
I've got 1000 directories, each containing 18 photos.  Each photo is a picture of an object taken every 20 degrees.  I am looking for a way to stitch these together and output some sort of 3d file be it quicktime, vrml, etc… I've tried vr worx however it doesn't really do batch work well (or I don't understand it well) and I'm hoping there's an answer in ImageJ – any thoughts?  Any other recommended softwares?  Am focused on open source, somewhat willing to hear about alternatives though
All the best and thank you,
Anson

[Bill Mohler]

We've got a solution that outputs QuickTimeVR object files from input
images.  What format are you working from? How named in sequence?

On 7/29/11 3:25 PM, Parker, Anson (adp6j) wrote:
> Hi,
> I've got 1000 directories, each containing 18 photos.  Each photo is a picture of an object taken every 20 degrees.  I am looking for a way to stitch these together and output some sort of 3d file be it quicktime, vrml, etc… I've tried vr worx however it doesn't really do batch work well (or I don't understand it well) and I'm hoping there's an answer in ImageJ – any thoughts?  Any other recommended softwares?  Am focused on open source, somewhat willing to hear about alternatives though
> All the best and thank you,
> Anson
>

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[Parker, Anson (adp6j)]

Hi Bill,
Thanks for your reply - we're working with JPG
The directories move like
artifacts0001
....
artifacts1001

Inside are the following files

artifacts00001_1.JPG
artifacts00001_2.JPG
artifacts00001_3.JPG
...
artifacts00001_18.JPG



These are color photos, hadn't realized that might matter
ap


On 7/29/11 4:02 PM, "Bill Mohler" <[hidden email]> wrote:

>We've got a solution that outputs QuickTimeVR object files from input
>images.  What format are you working from? How named in sequence?
>
>On 7/29/11 3:25 PM, Parker, Anson (adp6j) wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I've got 1000 directories, each containing 18 photos.  Each photo is a
>>picture of an object taken every 20 degrees.  I am looking for a way to
>>stitch these together and output some sort of 3d file be it quicktime,
>>vrml, etcŠ I've tried vr worx however it doesn't really do batch work
>>well (or I don't understand it well) and I'm hoping there's an answer in
>>ImageJ ­ any thoughts?  Any other recommended softwares?  Am focused on
>>open source, somewhat willing to hear about alternatives though
>> All the best and thank you,
>> Anson
>>
>
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>
>William A. Mohler
>
>Associate Professor
>Dept. of Genetics and Developmental Biology
>University of Connecticut Health Center
>
>*Physical Address:***
>
>Room R1159
>
>Cell and Genome Sciences Building
>
>400 Farmington Ave.
>
>Farmington, CT
>
>*Mail Address:*
>
>MC-6403
>
>263 Farmington Ave.
>
>Farmington, CT06030-6403
>
>[hidden email] <mailto:[hidden email]>
>*Mobile: [phone]*
>
>skype: wmohler
>Office: [phone], room R1159
>Lab: [phone], room R1265
>Fax: [phone]
>
>http://genetics.uchc.edu/Faculty/assoc_professors/mohler.html
>PThink before you print