Formation photogrammétrie à TOPO - Centre de création numérique en novembre 2024 à Montréal

Photogrammetry – digitization of objects and spaces

Practical information

Dates

Samedi 16 et dimanche 17 novembre 2024,
from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm

Place

5445 Avenue de Gaspé, space 608

Length

15 h

Price

75 $

Level

Artists

Places available

10

Registration

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This workshop is offered thanks to the support of Emploi Québec's Compétence culture program.

Photogrammetry – digitization of objects and spaces

Unlock the power of three-dimensional spatial data acquisition through the lens of photogrammetry. This cutting-edge technique combines the principles of photography, computer vision, and mathematics to transform 2D images into accurate 3D models. This course serves as an introduction to the concepts, techniques, tools, and applications of photogrammetry, equipping participants with the skills necessary to harness the potential of this technology in a variety of fields.

The training will be given by Eric Filion.
Jean-Sébastien Veilleux,photographer and digital artist, will be a guest speaker to share his experience with using photogrammetry in his projects.

Éric Filion

Éric Filion is a producer, designer, and researcher in the field of virtual reality. The main focus of his work is the design of three-dimensional environments. His work and performances have been seen around the world at digital festivals such as Mutek, Elektra, Live Performer Meeting (LPM), Festival Futura, AVITUK, MTL Mapping, Music Gallery, Eastern Bloc, SAT, Nuit blanche, Festival 404, SHARE, among others. Eric holds a master's degree in virtual reality, participates in research workshops, and gives lectures at numerous events such as Festival Regard, coproduction Fr-Qc, Composite, RIDM, Vector Festival, XYZ Challenge, and Amber Platform. In addition to teaching interactivity and virtual reality at NAD (UQAC) in Montreal, Éric produces and directs numerous immersive projects that are shown around the world.