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@inciprocal
inciprocal Inc. designs and develops end-to-end asset pipeline for high performance AR/VR applications, eCommerce, VFX and video game industries.
San Francisco, CA
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    Sep 30, 2023
    12-light setup targeted to augment existing photogrammetry rigs with addition of advanced Disney PBR material reconstruction. This particular setup is great for prop and flat 2D material scanning. Compact, portable and could be powered by off the shelf 12V Power banks.
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    Aug 13
    Here is another great example of utilizing @inciprocal rig and PBR processing for Hi-end photo realistic asset production from the Keal Studio. An in-depth look at their AAA Weapon Art Pipeline:
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    Journal Keal Studio
    Notes from the studio - pipelines, breakdowns, and lessons learned.
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    Apr 2
    With the wide availability of CNC parts in many shapes and sizes, it has never been easier to build an automated XY stage for high-resolution PBR material scanning using only a minimal number of components: a couple of linear guides, an MCU, and a pair of drivers.
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    Mar 12
    12 light rig with 4 light extensions to capture extra sub surface scattering at glancing angles. Configured for 2D high resolution PBR capture.
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    Feb 21
    In cases when scan-time metadata or alignment is not available and you need to properly orient objects with as few clicks as possible here is a simple #Blender script that does just that. Align the camera so the object roughly faces the camera and then perform a gravity drop.
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