And you can always upgrade to Pro later for the price difference. Short version: if you want to capture objects that have enough details so they don’t need dedicated markers, the Standard version is probably good enough. I’ll do another round of reviews if that day comes. The other Pro-features are mainly geared towards orthographic purposes and drone-based 3D reconstruction, which I’m not covering at this time. The other difference that interests me is the ability to generate and auto-detect markers, which I will cover later. For me (and the current purpose and target audience of this very blog) the main difference is scalability, namely network processing. You can check the complete list of differences between the two here. You can buy a license for the Standard version $179 or Pro for $3499. Other than Autodesk’s subscription-based offerings, PhotoScan is sold as a life-time license. That’s why I’m trying something new with this post: I’m covering the basic workflow in the regular text and go into more advanced featured of PhotoScan in panels like this. I realize that my reviews are being read by beginners and advanced users alike. Bellus3D Face Camera Pro (IR Sensor, Android).
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