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I Made This Scan Adapter for Scanning Polaroid Pictures Without Newton Rings, Feel Free to Modify It to Suit Your Needs. To Use This Adapter, You'll Need a Little Double-Sided Tape or Simply Folded Over Tape to Secure the Photo Against the Back of...

For more details on the scanning process and the printable 3D scanner used, visit: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2755968. To print this model, use support material and a moderate level of infill. Consider adding a raft for stability and adjust...

In our sixth 3D scanning experiment with MakerBot Digitizer, we showcase an affordable and desktop-sized tool that works seamlessly with MakerBot's 3D printers. We chose a matte-textured feline for scanning, as its surface is ideal, while glossy ones...

Scanned with my Low Budget DIY 3D Scanner and processed in VisualSFM, for more details on the scanning process and the (printable) 3D Scanner see: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2755968 Check out my various 3D Scans:...

I edited a photogrammetry 3D scan for 3D printing, turning it into a statue of Arethusa at the Louvre scanned by Benjamin Bardou. I fine-tuned and reshaped some areas to remove imperfections and filled in gaps where necessary. I also adjusted its...

... uncertainty about how to achieve better results. A total of four scans were conducted using multiscan technology, with one scan positioned in the middle and three additional scans located on different quadrants of the turntable for optimal coverage.

Made possible by drone-based aerial scans, we can now scan massive structures and large-scale architecture and produce the exact corresponding 3D printed model. ...With this revolutionary new approach and technology, possibilities are limitless, and our...

Scanned with my DIY 3D Scanner and processed in MVE, for more details on the scanning process and the (printable) 3D Scanner see: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2755968 Finally, there is a website, where I will bundle all the information on the 3D...

3D Scan of an industrial casting part for reverse engineering!scanned with 6.3MP cameras.The uploaded mesh (.stl file) is a raw scan file without any edition, I only decimate it to reduce its size from 348MB to 47MB.For more details and information,...

Scanned with my DIY 3D Scanner and processed in MVE, for more details on the scanning process and the (printable) 3D Scanner see: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2755968 The Model should be printed with support and infill. ...Add raft and rescale the...

Wedding Ring 3D Scanning Delights with Artec Micro Scanner Total scanning time: approximately 30 minutes Total processing time: roughly 40 minutes The resulting model was expertly simplified to under one million polygons and then beautifully wrapped...

Scanned using my own DIY 3D Scanner and processed in MVE, check out this link for more information on the scanning process and how to build your very own printable 3D Scanner: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2755968 To bring this model to life,...

... its design. I did notice some holes where the scanner couldn't scan so those need to be filled. 3D scan (einscan-SP) of Terror Drome Rampart Not 'watertight' it has some gaps from scanning. ...Working to fix it but wanted it out to the community.

... Capturing Another View, They Employ Same System in Rotation, Now Named Second 3D Selfie Scan. First Image, captured via Kinect with software ReconstructMe, took 18 seconds. Their innovative setup achieved full self-portrait, with great accuracy.

... Instructions The Makerbot Digitizer was used to capture this image of a garlic bulb. Its light colour, non-specular texture, and amorphous appearance perfectly complemented the requirements for an excellent 3D scan.

Scanned with a low-cost, do-it-yourself 3D scanner and processed in VisualSFM for more details on the scanning process and the printable 3D scanner check out: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2755968. Take a look at my various 3D scans here:...

Scanned with my DIY 3D Scanner and processed in MVE, for more details on the scanning process and the (printable) 3D Scanner see: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2755968 The Model should be printed with support and infill. ...Add raft and rescale the...

I am going to recreate a three-dimensional image export of the surrounding area of the CN Tower using Google Earth's scanning technology.

I scanned 3D, of the front of a building in Belchite, where you can see the effects of bullet hits, resulting from the Battle of Belchite in 1937.

Scan of a human ear using the advanced Artec Spyder technology provides precise 3D data capture with high accuracy and speed.

I'm scanning myself using my Xbox Kinect. ...Print Settings Printer Brand RepRap Printer HICTOP Prusa i3 Rafts No Supports Yes Resolution 0.1mm Infill 10%

Agisoft Photoscan successfully completes a thorough test scan utilizing a high-quality Sigma lens, showcasing its impressive capabilities in capturing precise and detailed 3D models from complex scenes.

Just a scan of my Suzuki Cappucio EA211R Boot. ... Not perfect, and has spoiler mounting plates attached, but can be cleaned up.

Reality Capture is my specialty! ...Check out my amazing free models on my website - it's all yours for the taking! Scan with Austin Beaulier at OpenVolumetric.com.

... the final product. Pictures Utilized: A comprehensive set of 87 images was used in the creation of this 3D scan. 3D Scan Details: The chair was meticulously scanned, resulting in a highly detailed 3D model with 5998 precision-crafted triangles.

A 3d scan of a GameBoy (DMG-01) rechargeable battery pack. ... I plan on using these dimensions to build my own LiPo packs for GameBoys.

A statue of Yoda stands tall, life-sized and proud, a monument to the wise Jedi Master. ...The Structure Scanner scans it carefully.

Scanned using a high-tech 3D scanner made by MakerBot, the Digitizer Desktop revolutionized how we capture and share digital objects.

Following suggestions from tbuser, I reopened the scanner and attempted calibration under varied lighting situations. ...The results, as displayed in forthcoming scans, do not appear very encouraging.

Michael from Vsauce scanned a website called 3DME, located at cs.nott.ac.uk, to explore its three-dimensional capabilities, and he made several enhancements to the system.