1979 U.S. Susan B. Anthony (SBA) One Dollar Coin3D ModelNoAI
1979 U.S. Susan B. Anthony (SBA) One Dollar Coin
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More model information“In 1976 The United States Mint began to consider abolishing the current large size dollar coinage or making a new coin that was smaller and lighter in weight. Although Eisenhower dollars never widely circulated, the U.S. Mint and The Department of the Treasury was intent on keeping the one dollar coin. Keeping with the times, it was decided to portray a woman on the new smaller coin. It was decided that Susan B. Anthony, a pioneer of women’s rights, would be portrayed on the new coin.” - http://coins.about.com/library/US-Coin-Specifications/US0100-Dollar-Coins/bl-US0100I-1979-1999-SBA-Susan-B-Anthony-Dollar-Coin-Specs.htm
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Mar 28th 2015
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4 comments
Still, impressive nonetheless.
I'll have to check-out smoothie-3d.com
Thanks @scottneb - this model was made with the tool at smoothie-3d.com, so not really photogrammetry but 3D derived from a couple of images of the coin.
Re. the materials, it's possible to get some good results simply by using the base colour map as a roughness/glossiness map and adjusting the settings until you like what you see....
Very nice!
I've nailed the process of controlling most reflective surfaces for photogrammetry. While this is good for the fine detail but putting the shine back is the next hurdle to jump. :)
This model is a perfect learning piece for me.
this one's from my only trip to NY a couple of years ago :)
I don't think it's a particularly rare coin but this time I did all the photography myself (as opposed to using public domain images)