Granted I started with a 1:10 scale model but the size of the object is only limited by your ability to gather the number of relevant photos in necessary quality of your object. Here is what I started with to see if it is even worth the trouble. There sure is a lot more room for improvement and I am eager to learn more about the possibile applications of this technology. I think I was lucky because my first attempt of making use of the program resulted in a decent outcome. The one that worked best for me with my limited knowledge is Agisoft Metashape 1.7.3 Standard Edition which is not free, but you can test it in full function mode with 30-day trial license for free. Intrigued by the idea to apply this method for documenting an existing boat design, I did some research to see if there is free software available to give it a try. I came across this subject when I watched this video recommended to me by youtube: Only recently I realized that it is even possibile for an interested amateur designer to engage in something as advanced as photogrammetry. To advertise, take a look at WoodenBoat Advertising, or use your Google Adwords account if you want to advertise on the Forum.

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