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I don't know personally what they use but I wouldn't be surprised if they don't. Another great scanner for large objects is the Surphaser. In this video you can see us 3D scan a BMW. ruclips.net/video/gX9azpzSy2o/видео.html
the mesh should be water tight for the 3d print, the size is of course the actual size of the object, but you are free to scale it in any post processing software according to the requierements.
iF IT IS SCANNED INTO SOLID WORKS, i CAN EXPORT THE NATIVE FILE AND MOST SCANNING SOFTWARE CAN READ AND PRINT THE FILE. STL FILES ARE ALSO COMMON FILE TYPES THAT INTERFACE WELL WITH THE DIFFERENT SCANNERS.
hdr mode allows you to scan with 2 different shutter time in one session; this is a useful function when you scan a multicoloured object, e.g. dull-shiny or bright-dark surfaces
The scanner comes with the basic scan collection software only. To build CAD models from scan data you need a software product like Geomagic Design X, VX Model, Geomagic for Solidworks, Xtract 3D or similar programs.
@@rollandelliott those scanners are industrial devices; most of the companies in automotive and aerospace industry use such scanners for their inspection and quality control applications
.....so more than 5k?? lol ? i'm curious myself because i've been looking for a quality 3d scanner that i could buy for myself WITHOUT selling my house for it...
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This is amazing.
Amazing. Are these the kind of scanners the likes of Polyphony Digital use to scan cars for Gran Turismo?
I don't know personally what they use but I wouldn't be surprised if they don't. Another great scanner for large objects is the Surphaser. In this video you can see us 3D scan a BMW. ruclips.net/video/gX9azpzSy2o/видео.html
In my work I require good resolution and to be able to arrive with the light in very small places
What scanner model do you recommend?
The new HandySCAN Black Elite would be a good choice. ruclips.net/video/RhKfOYl4u3Q/видео.html
Can you go in detail on how to pick and delete the back ground targets
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How do you change from 14 lines to 1 line my trainer hasn't shown me that
Double click the main button on the scanner.
Hi guys
My question would be after scanning the parts how could you 3d print it?
And would it come out the same size of the part that was printed
the mesh should be water tight for the 3d print, the size is of course the actual size of the object, but you are free to scale it in any post processing software according to the requierements.
iF IT IS SCANNED INTO SOLID WORKS, i CAN EXPORT THE NATIVE FILE AND MOST SCANNING SOFTWARE CAN READ AND PRINT THE FILE. STL FILES ARE ALSO COMMON FILE TYPES THAT INTERFACE WELL WITH THE DIFFERENT SCANNERS.
What does Scanner Parameters>HDR Mode do?
hdr mode allows you to scan with 2 different shutter time in one session; this is a useful function when you scan a multicoloured object, e.g. dull-shiny or bright-dark surfaces
what is the easiest program on computer that can be used for this type of scanner
The scanners comes with the software shown on video and then it can export to most CAD file formats.
The scanner comes with the basic scan collection software only. To build CAD models from scan data you need a software product like Geomagic Design X, VX Model, Geomagic for Solidworks, Xtract 3D or similar programs.
What computer is used thanks!
Dell Precision 7740
This is a great tool for reverse engineering.
what is approximate cost? let me guess over $5,000?
PhotoBooth biz $75k to $100k is ballpark
@@davidschurr564 LOL, I wonder what companies scan to make that type of investment worthwhile?
@@rollandelliott those scanners are industrial devices; most of the companies in automotive and aerospace industry use such scanners for their inspection and quality control applications
.....so more than 5k?? lol ? i'm curious myself because i've been looking for a quality 3d scanner that i could buy for myself WITHOUT selling my house for it...