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    Sony drives 3D scanning innovation

    Mar 29, 2022 6 minutes

    The field of photogrammetry – capturing high-definition 3D renders of objects, buildings and people using images stitched together – has taken great leaps forward in recent years in line with camera technologies and computing capabilities. There’s no doubt that it now constitutes its own specialist discipline. From data capture for video gaming assets to virtual production environments for film, TV and XR, the potential applications of photogrammetry are endless.

    And with the technical advances, we’re seeing the rise of digital humans: accurate or modified renders of real people that can be used in all manner of settings.

    In recent years, Sony Digital Imaging has been making waves in the photogrammetry arena, by supplying cutting-edge camera technology that allows their customers to capture renders with a level of realism previously unseen in 3D scanning. The manufacturer prides itself on building deep technical relationships throughout the implementation process that deliver startling results.

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    Sony’s roster of photogrammetry clients includes Spanish, the TV series , (), and .

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