Gaussian Splatting
Gaussian Splatting is a modern 3D reconstruction and rendering technique that turns a collection of 2D photographs or video frames into a photorealistic, interactive 3D scene.
This technique offers several distinct advantages over traditional photogrammetry, particularly when visual realism and speed matter more than raw engineering geometry.
Technical details:
I’m shooting the initial footage with a DJI Action Pro 6 camera, edit the footage in After Effects and train the AI in Lichtfeld Studio. The clean-up happens in Supersplat.
- Real-Time Rendering Speeds (60+ fps)
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Superior Handling of Complex & Translucent Materials
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Faster Processing and Capture Times
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Compact File Sizes
- Higher Visual Fidelity
Technical details:
I’m shooting the initial footage with a DJI Action Pro 6 camera, edit the footage in After Effects and train the AI in Lichtfeld Studio. The clean-up happens in Supersplat.

