UPDATE: Check out step 8 for the latest version of my scanner and a download link for the python scripts. :-)
Step 1: Setting up the hardware the local IP address of each raspberry (the last 3 digits) for a prefix of the filename.
Here the python listening script I am using:
#!/usr/bin/python
import socket
import struct
import fcntl
import subprocess
import sys
MCAST_GRP = '224('256s', ifname[:15])
)[20:24]) 'photo name:'
n = sys.stdin.readline()
n = n.strip('\n')
MCAST_GRP = '224.:
Hi Richard,
I made the network cables using 4 wires and sparing the other 4 wires for power. I managed to power up the pi this way but the pi cannot connect to network although the network cable works when I don't plug in the power wires. I am using the AC to DC convertor power source of desktops.
Any guess what the problem might be?
Thanks,
Azadeh
This is terrifc higher performance solution for a very low budget price.
My first thought was the
PiScan can make a 1:1 scale 3D model of a face in about an hour.
Use this a mould to make a latex mask.
Paint it up in line with the images and you can make a look-alike in a few hours.
Hi Richard,
It is a great and very appreciable effort. I am also facing same problem. Can you tell me the name and cost of your power source/ supply used for 12 units....
May I ask what printer you used to make that color print above? I've been considering affordable options for full color 3d printers and I was wondering what you used to make that model.
Hi Richard, this is a great project, appreciate if you could give me the Python scripts, my email address is chwlvideo@gmail.com. thank you!
Scrips are now available for download on
Hi Richard, I would like the Python scripts as well my address is andang_resmana@yahoo.com, Thanks. Great project BTW
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Hi Richard, I also have two kids. That's a great project that I started thanks to you. In terms of power requirements, that's about 100 amps, right? How do you manage that? I was hoping to make a portable kit, but here in canada we're running at 120v/15a so powering a rig like that couldn't be done in a normal room.
I, too, would love to learn from your scripts. Could you post them somewhere?
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Hi Richard, I would like the Python scripts as well my address is marksart_2002@yahoo.com, Thanks. Great project BTW
Hallo Richard,
großartiges Projekt - klasse ;-)
Würde mich sehr freuen, wenn Du mir auch die Python-Scripte per Email zusendest. Meine Emailadresse lautet: jshandy@t-online.de Vielen Dank Richard. Gruß Jürgen
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Hi Richard, I would like the Python scripts as well my address is info@armadillotaller.com, Thanks. super Great project !!!!
I try to do anything similar but have many dudes , perhaps could talk about.
thanks a lot and best regards
fernando
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Code please :) banquo_ws@hotmail.com
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Hi Richard. Thx for this great tuto! Would you be so kind to provide me with your python scripts, or are the ones in the downloadable file the right ones?
clifford@clifford.be
And a second question. To manage all your Rasp/cams, I suppose you need a central computer, your Mac I guess. So you've installed Python on your mac and launch your program with it, right? Thx in advance.
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Hi Richard, I would like the Python scripts, too.
ygreck@aol.com
Thanks!!
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Hi I would also love the code. Thanks
calvin@remotesupportservices.co.nz
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I love your project! I would like the Python scripts too, cheers!
aaronsollesse@gmail.com
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Hi anykey...fantastic project!!!
I want to do anything similar but have many problems....
im really stupid with programing.....
i have not much money for this project so im thinking forst at 2 pole with 6 pi each and a rotary platform... can do many shoots, 15 or 20 grade ...
Would like if you could help me to control the ip cameras...dont have the code and really dont know how need do...
I would like recibe any more info about your project, think that now you will have at leat 80 or 100 ip cameras working!!!!
Best regards
fernando
info@armadillotaller.com
Awesome contribution. Is the code on github at all? Would love to take a peak!
Really excellent quality of the 3d model. Could you also share one set of pictures from one session. Would be interesting to see the single photos and i would like to test them with my SW Agisoft Photscan. I am doing something similar with small objects. For this i have made a turntable which is triggering my Canon DSLR. With just 15-20 pictures i get pretty good results. Would be great if you could share some pictures to see how it works with Agisoft and how much effort i need to spend to get good results. Thanks for sharing !!!
I am trying to create a rig like this for creating game characters, I would also like to get a hold of some of these images to test in Agisoft Photoscan as well. We are currently working with one camera and a turntable but the movement makes its almost impossible to get a good looking mesh.