Photos in
Phone or camera capture
Start with overlapping images instead of specialized desktop capture hardware.
Abound Photo Scan
Capture objects, spaces, and environments with ordinary photos, then process them into textured 3D assets you can inspect, share, organize, and export from Abound.
Start with overlapping images instead of specialized desktop capture hardware.
Review the processed model as an interactive 3D asset before handoff.
Send stakeholders a web view or move the asset into another 3D workflow.
Photograph the subject from consistent angles with enough overlap, coverage, and surface detail for reconstruction.
Send the photo set to Abound, keep the scan organized in your library, and let the cloud workflow create the 3D asset.
Inspect the result in the browser, share a link for feedback, or export the model for design, creative, or production work.
Create 3D models of products, props, artifacts, and physical assets from overlapping photos taken with a phone or camera.
Preserve visual surface detail for design review, documentation, creative reference, and downstream 3D workflows.
Organize captured models in a cloud library so teams can view, share, and reuse assets without passing large files around.
Use photos from a phone or camera when the subject has enough visual texture, coverage, and consistent lighting.
Use the web viewer to check the reconstructed model before sharing it with collaborators or exporting it.
Keep photo-based scans alongside LiDAR captures, Gaussian splats, generated assets, folders, and shared links.
Move from capture to reusable 3D files without making reviewers download a heavy asset just to inspect it.
Yes. Photo Scan is designed for overlapping photo sets captured with a phone or camera, then processed into a 3D asset in Abound.
Use steady, overlapping photos from multiple angles, keep the subject well lit, avoid heavy motion blur, and capture enough surface detail for the reconstruction process to match views.
You can inspect the result in the web viewer, organize it in your cloud library, share an interactive link, and export files for downstream 3D workflows.
Use Photo Scan when a textured object or asset is the goal. Use LiDAR Scan for faster scale-aware room or site capture, and Gaussian Splatting when photoreal real-time scene viewing is the priority.
