So, a photomodeler is software that helps us extract the object's correct dimensions from the photo itself. It is advantageous when it comes to making 2D and 3D replicas.

I like the ease of use and the accuracy of the measurements that Photomodeler provides. The software is intuitive and has a simple, straightforward user interface. It is also great for creating 3D models quickly and accurately. Additionally, Photomodeler offers a range of features, such as the ability to add textures and annotations to models, which makes it a great tool for creating detailed models.

Photomodeler has taken a very complex modeling problem and solved it. Just by taking a number of photos of an object from different angles, you can synthesize a virtual model and render it for workplace applications. The interface has been simplified to the point where even nontech wizards can use the software. Their team did a great job training my colleagues and me on how to use the product as well. Unlike some photo modelers, photomodeler automatically generated floors, walls, or roofs without being photographed. And after developing the model, we were able to texture, measure, and detail them for rendering, which was a big plus.