Pouring milk into a dish at a constant rate while recording it, then putting the video through an edge detection filter to remove the noise. Should be possible to make one side of a 3D object from this using the images as slices.
Example output:
http://gallery.bitplane.net/v/hardware/milkscan/outputalpha.png.html
so... did it work?
stupidgenius107 2 years ago
Yeah pretty well, obviously not as good as a real 3D scanner, but not bad given the price (a pint of milk)
I've updated the description with a link to the output image.
bitplane 2 years ago
It's like watching paint dry!
Blooper1980 2 years ago
Watching paint dry gives you a hard on?
bitplane 2 years ago
what is it?
0_o
you do the wierdest things
MidnightRayn 2 years ago
its a 3d scanner made from a bowl of milk, yep, that's right, a bowl of milk.
bitplane 2 years ago