Kathy C

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The Scan-O-Tron 3000, ReconstructMe, and an Xbox Kinect were used to scan objects at the Great Fredini's Coney Island Scan-A-Rama booth during the 2013 World Maker Faire New York. This cutting-edge 3D portrait studio offers a modern twist on traditional amusement park portraiture, with the added advantage of 3D printing capabilities. The Great Fredini's Coney Island Scan-A-Rama operates weekly in Coney Island and can also be booked for events. For more information or to order prints, visit http://www.thegreatfredini.com/scan-a-rama. To achieve the best results, print at .1 mm layer height with no support, and manually add a few minor support cylinders if necessary, followed by trimming any excess hanging plastic.