A 3D model I created from photos of pigeons in a park. Here is an example when a 3D camera is superior to a normal digital camera when creating 3D models. If I used a normal camera for the two shots, the pigeons would have moved in between the two shots and thus ruined the 3D model. But the 3D camera makes both shots in the same millisecond and thus making it possible to make a 3D model of moving animals!
If you use a normal digital camera, only create 3D models of things that can stand still between the two photo shots (animals are almost impossible, even people have a hard time standing still between photo shots sometimes).
See the photos and 3D model below (if your browser supports WebGl like Firefox and Chrome) or visit the 3D page and download in other file formats
here.
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3D model below, click and drag to rotate.
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