Datasets:

LostBeard
/

spawnscene-samples

license: other
license_name: mixed-cc0-and-cc-by-sa-4.0
license_link: >-
  https://huggingface.co/datasets/LostBeard/spawnscene-samples/blob/main/README.md
pretty_name: SpawnScene demo samples
tags:
  - gaussian-splatting
  - photogrammetry
  - 3d-reconstruction
  - novel-view-synthesis
size_categories:
  - n<1K

SpawnScene demo samples

Photos that SpawnScene offers as "try a sample" on its project page: photo sets for multi-view reconstruction (Gaussian splatting from photos) and single high-resolution photos for depth-based scenes.

Every photo here comes from Wikimedia Commons under a license that allows redistribution, including commercial use. The sets were downscaled (long side 2048 px for the sets, 3840 px for the single photos) and re-encoded as JPEG; the original camera's make, model and focal length were written back into the EXIF (the Commons thumbnails drop it). Those resized copies are adaptations: the CC BY-SA ones stay CC BY-SA 4.0.

Photo sets

Folder	Photos	What	Author	License	Source
`hamamni-baths/`	59	Interior of the Hamamni Persian Baths (Zanzibar): octagonal pool, tiled floor, domed ceiling. Samsung SM-G990E.	Nassima Chahboun	CC BY-SA 4.0	Commons category
`pinecone/`	95	A ceramic pine cone ornament photographed all around for a photogrammetry exercise. Nikon D3400.	NELAC, University of São Paulo	CC BY-SA 4.0	Commons category
`korno-rock/`	96	Korno climbing rock (Czech Republic), drone photogrammetry dataset. DJI FC9670.	Zbytovsky	CC0 1.0	Commons category

Single photos

Folder	What	Author	License	Source
`kitchen/`	Blue and white kitchen interior	NeONBRAND (via Unsplash)	CC0 1.0	Commons
`living-room/`	Living room	Jarosław Ceborski (via Unsplash)	CC0 1.0	Commons
`castle-room/`	Interior view, Casa del Monte, Hearst Castle	Daderot	CC0 1.0	Commons
`garden-path/`	Botanical Garden of Brussels	Daderot	CC0 1.0	Commons
`tivoli-garden/`	Garden path, Tivoli Gardens (Copenhagen)	Daderot	CC0 1.0	Commons

Use

Files are NNN.jpg in each folder. SpawnScene lists them from its samples/catalog.json, downloads a sample into a project and keeps the credit line with it. If you publish a scene made from a CC BY-SA set, credit the author and share it under CC BY-SA 4.0.