You can still use the free, web-based ReCap 360 workflow (Review) but that service will also be discontinued and moved into ReCap Photo. However, the new ReCap Photo feature will be available from December 1st so if you don’t have a ReMake subscription between September 7th and December 1st, you have no professional options for photogrammetry from Autodesk. If you already have a ReMake subscription, you can use it until the end of your contract. It’s not possible anymore to get a subscription to ReMake since September 7th, so you’ll have to get a subscription to ReCap Pro to be able to use Autodesk’s excellent photogrammetry engine. The company’s photogrammetry service will become part of ReCap Pro under the name ReCap Photo. This change impacts both the Free & Edu versions of the application and the Pro subscription. Recently, Autodesk has decided to stop offering the standalone ReMake ( read my Full Review) application altogether on December 1st, 2017. And shortly after that, they discontinued the Mac version, making it Windows-only. First they discontinued the popular 12D Catch apps. Then they released their new Memento beta application as ReMake. When it comes to photogrammetry-based 3D capture, Autodesk has been making a lot of decisions in a short period of time. I have reviewed this software separately. The photogrammetry functionality will be moved into Autodesk ReCap Pro as a feature called ReCap Photo. Bellus3D Face Camera Pro (IR Sensor, Android)Īutodesk ReCap 360, including the web-based interface, has been discontinued on December 1, 2017.

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