Using Photofly with Revit and Vasari
So first lest start with what Photofly is: It is basically the merging of point clouds and photogrammetry. What it does is take a set of photographs of a building and stitches them together in 3D space and figures out the camera locations for each image. Once it does that, it can be used to create a 3D model of the building that is usually accurate enough for basic conceptual design and analysis related to sustainability and engineering. The heavy processing for all of this is done in the cloud and what you install is a small application to view and edit the results of Photofly. You can output the results to a number of file formats that could then be imported into AutoCAD, Revit, Vasari, 3ds Max among others.
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