Cameras set to process this 3D model

Work in progress  ... !

The Lymm Heritage Centre has never been shy in embracing the latest technology in helping bring about the riches of Lymm’s unique past to life!

One example from our recent upgrade to The Lymm Archive is  the remarkable option to employ the latest in photogrammetry.

Photogrammetry is the cutting-edge technique involving the creation of 3D models from a series of high-resolution images taken from different angles. This process then allows for the accurate and detailed reconstruction of physical objects, structures and landscapes in virtual space.

Carol Sparkes, the Centre’s IT Lead and Archive team member, led this exciting new initiative in  and through her expert skills and guidance, this now lets the Archive present images that the viewer can spin round from left to right, or view from any angle

Harnessing the power of photogrammetry, we are now creatively presenting ways objects can be documented and preserved,  with the main focus being its contribution to ‘Lymm’s heritage cycle’.

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