CMVS windows linux

Many multi-view stereo (MVS) algorithms do not scale well to a large number of input images (lack of computational and memory resources). This software (CMVS) takes the output of a structure-from-motion (SfM) software as input, then decomposes the input images into a set of image clusters of managable size. An MVS software can be used to process each cluster independently and in parallel, where the union of reconstructions from all the clusters should not miss any details that can be otherwise obtained from the whole image set. CMVS should be used in conjunction with an SfM software Bundler and an MVS software PMVS2 (PMVS version 2).

MVS reconstructions from four view-clusters

Union of four reconstructions

You could find  :

Sources (compatible for Windows/Linux)

 Binairies (windows 32/64).

The build system used is CMake to make easy project maintenance and portability (windows only for the moment).

PMVS2 windows linux

PMVS is a multi-view stereo software that takes a set of images and camera parameters, then reconstructs 3D structure of an object or a scene visible in the images. Only rigid structure is reconstructed, in other words, the software automatically ignores non-rigid objects such as pedestrians in front of a building. The software outputs a set of oriented points instead of a polygonal (or a mesh) model, where both the 3D coordinate and the surface normal are estimated at each oriented point

You could find windows port here:

Sources and Binaries in the CMVS package.