can you tell us a bit more about requirements exactly
The best production companies typically send their own personnel to colour calibrate the monitors in the editing and post production studios working for them. NEC is the industry standard. If that is not available, BenQ or iMac is used.
the colours you see on screen will not exactly match the colours you see in print or dye, no matter what. There are just too many variables, and the modes are just fundamentally different. Have no clue about fabrics, but graphic designers who want to see how colours appear in print, take sample printouts. Maybe there is a way to get a sample swatch of all the possible colours of a fabric, and then calibrate the monitor accordingly, but it still wont be entirely accurate.
In any case, an NEC or BenQ is your best bet.
I developing a ready made SDK in Python OR C# that get input of two front and back images of the a costume (ex. T-Shirt ) and have to generate a 3D model of the costume using that
Example :
Imagine a Costume designer designed a T-Shirt
He want to get an 3D model
But he don’t have time to scan it using 3D scanner by wearing the dress to a model toy and scan it using a depth sensor
So he wants to use his A0 paper scanner and scans back and front of the T-Shirt
Now he will open the IDE and calls the SDK function with 2 images as input and get the 3D output in desired 3D format (obj , FBX etc)
Example:
Image front = “/img/front_tshirt.jpg”;
Image back = “/img/back_tshirt.jpg”;
Cloth3D c3d = 3DClothGen.to3D(front,back)
c3d.saveAs(Format.OBJ , “/3d output/obj”);
c3d.saveAs(Format.FBX , “/3d output/fbx ”);
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So when the scanned costumes are displaying in the screen , I need the display to show the same color of the scanned costume . (imagine the scanner is color accurate)
