Full body 3d-scan studio

Full-Body 3D Scan – 200-Camera Photogrammetry Rig

Our custom-engineered 200-DSLR photogrammetry rig captures full-body 3D scans at a level of detail designed for cinema-grade pipelines, AAA game development, and experimental real-time formats. Whether you're building digital doubles, fashioning hero assets, or pushing the boundaries of volumetric storytelling, this system delivers both precision and speed—without compromise.

We offer two advanced lighting modes to suit different production needs:

→ Neutral Light (bounce/flat)
Clean, even, production-grade lighting using high-speed strobes—perfect for asset scanning, FACS, or full-body captures, including action shots like dancing or dynamic movement.

→ Projected Scene Mode
Your custom environment or artwork is projected directly onto the subject at the moment of capture—ideal for stylized, narrative-driven, or artistic 3D renders.

Beyond static captures, our system supports a robust set of optional capture modes and production add-ons:

• Video Capture: Un-synced multi-angle video available immediately after photography capture.

• Burst Mode: Ideal for FACS, BACS, blendshapes, or expressions-based scanning.

• Optional Modes: OLAT (One Light at a Time), ROM (Range of Motion), and cross-polarized capture.

• Creative Add-ons: We can provide a FACS director, creative director, or behind-the-scenes videographer to enhance your session and documentation.

Formats & Deliverables:

• Base delivery: RAW (CR2) image files

• Optional processed outputs: OBJ, FBX, or 3DGS (for Gaussian Splatting workflows)

Whether you're working in VFX, gaming, virtual fashion, or immersive media, our scan data integrates seamlessly into both traditional mesh pipelines and modern 3D image-based approaches like Gaussian Splatting—capturing a complete visual moment in volumetric form.

Fast preview frames are available within seconds after capture, and thanks to the short flash durations, subjects don’t need to remain perfectly still—ensuring smooth and efficient scan sessions, even during expressive movement.