r/photogrammetry rules, stats, and what to post

What r/photogrammetry Is For

r/photogrammetry is for sharing and discussing 3D photogrammetry modeling. Its public description defines photogrammetry as converting a series of photographs into a textured 3D model and encourages related models, images, articles, videos, questions, and opinions.

Rules That Matter Before Posting

The public rule list is short: posts must relate to photogrammetry, and blatant spam is not allowed. The sidebar adds two concrete posting instructions: articles must relate to 3D photogrammetry, and image posts should include the software used in brackets.

What To Post

The public description directly encourages:

• Links to 3D photogrammetry models.
• Related images and videos.
• Relevant articles, including articles about new photogrammetry software or techniques.
• Questions or opinions about 3D photogrammetry.

As a practical recommendation rather than an additional rule, include enough information about the photographs, software, technique, or resulting model for other members to help.

What To Avoid

Avoid unrelated 3D content, articles that are not about 3D photogrammetry, blatant spam, and image submissions that ignore the sidebar’s bracketed-software instruction.

Rankhog Notes

Relevance is the main pre-flight check: tie the submission clearly to image-based 3D modeling and follow the image-title instruction when it applies. Adjacent communities include r/3dscanning, r/lidar, and r/bim.