CAD tip # 7616:
Question
Besides the standard use for modeling of building objects, you can use PhotoFly also for inner spaces - for rooms and patios (courtyards).
Just make sure that you shoot each wall from the opposite one, keeping really, really enough overlap between adjacent pictures (see below), and shooting at least 30 to 40 pictures for an entire room or courtyard. Use wide-angle lens for shooting indoor pictures. See the screen shot as an example:
If the walls are uniform, try to stick random patterns on them, so that the stitching engine can automatically find some high contrast features to extract and to match (and these features have to be "seen" from 4 different camera angles - see overlaps). All the same applies for the floor.
This tip is based on information from the PhotoFly product team.
Similar conversion tools: Autodesk ReCap Photo, Project Memento

