Here is a 123D Catch capture of an African Ostrich that "lives" in the California Academy of Science in San Francisco. Here is the textured version at 123dapp.com: http://www.123dapp.com/3dp-Catch/African-Ostrich/1357517I captured the Ostrich with my SLR and used the desktop version of 123D Catch to create the model. Then, I used Meshmixer to heal it up, and combined with a spherical base. I used an SLR and 123D Catch PC app to create this model from photographs. The lion was behind glass, so I couldn't get around to capture the other side. I was able to use Meshmixer to mirror the good side to the missing side. Shooting tips: I would recommend to keep in mind to have the complete object in focus while shooting, eliminating any depth of field that can degrade the result. Also, shoot sequentially in small increments. A good rule of thumb is to shoot a 360 degree loop of 20-30 photos with the subject in full frame at same zoom. If the subject does not fit, then shoot two photographs from the same position with plenty of overlap. Then another loop from a top down angle (if possible). Remember not to move or rotate the object since 123D Catch also uses the surroundings to construct the scene. Ideally put the object on a newspaper or similar. When you have your photos, make sure not to upload resolution higher than 3-6 megapixels. Also, when shooting people, make sure they do not move whatsovever. Have them focus on a distant target (so eyes don’t move) and it is easiest if they close their jaw/mouth so the facial muscles aren’t moving.