Update on 3d Models of Winni Shipwrecks

ArcheologyAnt · 08-10-2022, 07:16 PM

I am in the process of creating a number of new 3d models of shipwrecks in the lake. I have 3 that I have posted on my sketch fab already if anyone is interested.
https://skfb.ly/owSJ8

FlyingScot · 08-10-2022, 07:19 PM

Very cool! How is this done?

ArcheologyAnt · 08-11-2022, 06:01 AM

It’s done by capturing a series of overlapping photos of the shipwreck which are then combined by a computer program ( Agisoft Metashape) to make a 3d model. The process is know as photogrammetry and has become a major tool for underwater archaeology in recent years. The lake can be a challenging environment for using this method because of visibility at certain spots but I haven’t had too many issues yet!

tis · 08-11-2022, 06:44 AM

i love that. This helps to see them clearly, at least to me!

Tuckntruck · 08-16-2022, 09:01 AM

Are you using and ROV, photographing pulling stills from video to do this?

Diver1111 · 08-20-2022, 07:04 AM

I remember that wreck-alot of fire damage and that unique bow. Very nice work.

Think about adding a red filter that should remove alot of the lime green tint. I am asked now and then why the water is that color-it's not, it's due to losing red from the spectrum as you descend through the water column.

ArcheologyAnt · 08-20-2022, 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Tuckntruck

Are you using and ROV, photographing pulling stills from video to do this?

I use GoPros on time lapse mode capturing an image every half second. This summer I have been collecting the images SCUBA diving. Last summer I did succeed at making models with the GoPros mounted to my ROV but it took a lot of time to get it right. I also had to get dive lights to get my images brighter past 20 feet and I'm still not sure how I will mount them on the ROV.

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FlyingScot Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Tuftonboro and Sudbury, MA Posts: 2,472 Thanks: 1,359 Thanked 1,050 Times in 652 Posts	Very cool! How is this done?

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ArcheologyAnt Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 6 Thanks: 0 Thanked 23 Times in 4 Posts	It’s done by capturing a series of overlapping photos of the shipwreck which are then combined by a computer program ( Agisoft Metashape) to make a 3d model. The process is know as photogrammetry and has become a major tool for underwater archaeology in recent years. The lake can be a challenging environment for using this method because of visibility at certain spots but I haven’t had too many issues yet!

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tis Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 6,841 Thanks: 764 Thanked 1,474 Times in 1,029 Posts	i love that. This helps to see them clearly, at least to me!

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Tuckntruck Member Join Date: Apr 2020 Posts: 29 Thanks: 5 Thanked 21 Times in 14 Posts	Are you using and ROV, photographing pulling stills from video to do this?

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Diver1111 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Exeter NH Posts: 607 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1,033 Times in 228 Posts	I remember that wreck-alot of fire damage and that unique bow. Very nice work. Think about adding a red filter that should remove alot of the lime green tint. I am asked now and then why the water is that color-it's not, it's due to losing red from the spectrum as you descend through the water column.