well i have followed the instructions and installed the files but when i run the batch files it records a normal video, rather than constructing a 3D video and infact the frame rate of the video is high….so how do i check the 3D reconstruction ??
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We have just released the first public version of ReconstructMe! See the download.
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And now… test and feedback
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I missed out on the beta and have been waiting (not so) patiently for this release. I can’t wait to try it!
well i have followed the instructions and installed the files but when i run the batch files it records a normal video, rather than constructing a 3D video and infact the frame rate of the video is high….so how do i check the 3D reconstruction ??
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