3D Scan Forum

With smaller aperture hole in lenses is a bit better but still, I can`t see any 3d shape. Only some noise. Do you know what it can be?

I've built my rig with proper angles. 10 degrees and 10.65.

I don`t know why after good calibration when I click SCAN I have no mesh. Empty scene. What does that mean?

Vibration detection is turned off. When I turn it on it detects vibration. Is that problem with that?

Thanks a lot for your answer. I need to check it in my case. I still wait for the LG projector (same as yours- newer type). I`ve tested it with old K132 (ex David SLS2) and after the first test, it was promising. I`ve set vertical angles only by targeting crosses in the middle (only on preview witho...

I`m not sure If I understood you well. The convergence angle between both cameras equals 20degrees means that every camera has a rotation of 10 degrees (alpha angle from the picture below). Am I right? angle_alpha.jpg I`ve built my own frame based on not fixed elements (photographic dual rod rig). I...

Could you tell me what camera angles should be performed?

10 degrees from the top view is ok? I`ve heard also about the range from 10-11 degrees but 10 should be better as far as I know.

Thanks for that last info. I`ve thought that a blue light filter is more important to the whole process. I will omit it.

Thanks for your response. I was afraid that I should rotate the camera also in the lens axis to correct that misalignment problem.

When I`ve tried to configure my DIY scanner for ScanCenter based on Daheng cameras and Acer K132 I`ve met a few problems: 1) When I`ve tried to configure my custom build I`ve noticed that my crosses are dis rotated (not perfectly aligned with the vertical axis). It`s quite strange because the camera...

I`ve forgotten to mention that I had the pleasure to create a meshing process of point cloud like this in free CompareCloud software and clean it up with Zbrush tools but it`s a rare thing like this to use that because meshes are too heavy for BIM purposes. So sliced point clouds should be converted...

One possible way is to use Rhino CAD + Veesus Rhino Plugin + VisualARQ Rhino plugin or use just Revit alone. VisualARQ let you export Revit geometry to Revit (with metadata). You need to overdraw geometry over points what is a manual process (as far I know). Segmenting, slicing, overdrawing, tagging...