Neitra 3D Pro

Neitra 3D Pro is a lightweight, but powerful piece of software that enables you to convert a set of 2D photographs into an impressive 3D model that can be used in a variety of projects, including 3D printing.

Comes with a clever image alignment function

Even though you need to run the setup as administrator, the setup is uneventful and should not take too much of your time. Upon launch, you are welcomed by a streamlined interface that is split into two main section, the 2D and 3D model view panels. While the functions can be accessed via hotkeys, it would have been nice if you could set your own key combinations.
The highlight of the program stems from the function that enables it to identify the correct position and orientation of the camera in a simulated scene. The Image Alignment is a technology that entails determining the correct orientation of photographs and it is the first step you need to take for rendering the desired model.

Apply masking and quality texturing to your model

After the images have been automatically aligned, the second step of the reconstruction implies refining the surface of the coarse model. To be more precise, you can improve the overall appearance of the object using 2D and 3D masking that you can switch between at any time. You should know that you can stop the iteration process at any time and edit it using the dedicated tools.
Once you are satisfied with the appearance of the surface, you can apply the texturing along with the mesh that brings out the details in a stunning way.
It is important to note that for optimal results it is recommended that you have at least 20 images of the object from want to render. As a general rule, the more details on the real-world object, the more pictures you would need to generate a precise and realistic virtual replica.

A tool for rendering objects from the real world

All in all, Neitra 3D Pro is an intuitive utility that allows you to easily create 3D meshes for illustration purposes, props for a show, gaming characters, CGI elements, CAD and landscaping or any other projects you might be involved in.