At REVERSO LAB, we are passionate about combining XR and AI technologies to create unique experiences. A recent fan project for a conceptual Breaking Bad game has demonstrated the power of photogrammetry and its potential in creating stunning visual content.
The Creation Process
The trailer, rendered with @MaxonVFX Redshift, uses photogrammetry to create realistic landscapes. Images were captured with drones and Reality Capture to generate detailed 3D models. Additional tools were then used to edit the mesh and prepare it for final rendering. This level of detail is essential for creating visually striking and realistic environments.
At REVERSO LAB, we have extensive experience in photogrammetry, having scanned iconic monuments in Barcelona such as the Arc de Triomf and the Modernist Complex of Sant Pau. These projects not only highlight our technical ability but also our commitment to preserving and digitizing cultural heritage.
Impact and Applications
The use of photogrammetry in the Breaking Bad project highlights its ability to transform content creation in industries such as video games, film, and advertising. The technology allows for the generation of highly accurate and detailed 3D models, enhancing the visual quality and realism of projects.
More Information
To explore more about the technical and creative process behind this project, you can watch the full breakdown on YouTube:
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Conclusión
At REVERSO LAB, we firmly believe in the potential of #photogrammetry to revolutionize visual content creation. Projects like the Breaking Bad trailer are a testament to what is possible when we combine passion, creativity, and cutting-edge technology. The future of content creation is exciting, and it’s here!