My first public splat after many attempts to achieve maximum quality from the source video. Trained from an original .osv dual-fisheye DJI Osmo 360 video (8K 30fps, ISO 100–800 due to high contrast, 1m 13s). Processed in Spirula Studio v2026.10.30 using native fisheye, 930 frames at 3840x3840 resolution with 3DGUT, no conversion to cubemap, progressive resolution, 60k steps, 12M splats.
The camera was on a selfie stick at eye level, held by me at arm's length. Unfortunately, I was in the center of one lens, which blocked some important information. Next time, I need to position myself closer to the edge of the lens, where I'm already using a mask anyway due to the poorer quality in those areas. Fortunately, thanks to masking out myself and my shadow, the final splat didn't suffer too much.
The recording trajectory consisted of taking slow steps to the right all the way to the edge of the path, then a step forward, followed by moving to the left edge, another step forward, and repeating this movement to the right about 4 times. Additionally, at the end, I recorded a close approach to the painting and performed a single circular sweep around it to better capture the detailed reflections from the protective glass.
The scene is set in a small grove under challenging, high-contrast lighting caused by sunlight filtering through the trees. The reconstruction is surprisingly decent considering it was captured using only a single height at eye level.
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