Photogrammetry of Xulhaz Mannan’s Shirt 3
Record Creation Date:
27 February 2024
Xulhaz Mannan’s shirt-3.
Curatorial Note: In Bangladesh, writing messages on each other’s shirts is a common graduation tradition. The number of messages on Xulhaz’s shirt gives a glimpse of the close friendships he built during his university years.
Note: The models were created through photogrammetry, a process in which each object was photographed hundreds of times from different angles. Software then combined those photographs to produce a highly detailed digital replica that can be rotated and viewed from all sides. The objects were recorded in their existing condition, without digitally repairing, cleaning, or altering them.
To make these models easier to view online, we are presenting them here as compressed MP4 videos. As a result, some image quality and detail have been reduced.
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