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Micr0 wrote: ↑24 Feb 2018, 16:45 I spent the day yesterday scanning some vintage British motorcycle (Norton) parts for a friend.


NortonInnerCover1.jpg

NortonInnerCover2.jpg

NortonCommandoOuterCover1.jpg

NortonCommandoOuterCover3.jpg

NortonCommandoOuterCover2.jpg

Perfect.......
What hardware you use? Version 5?

Hello, here are my first scan with Optoma HD140X , DMK 23UX236 and M1214-MP lens. The scan object is poorly 3D printed Master Yoda. I am surprised by a level of details I was able to capture. The horizontal lines you can see on the scans are actually coming from 3D printer. Then there are some othe...

Sorry my mistake it was 0.11 I try to optimize the setup and arrive to 0.08 What do you think that afect these values? Thanks RMS Error shows how well your calib panel is made or how well your camera can read your calib panel. 0.1 is a good value. Can i know if you get this value with Nikon or usin...

Sorry my mistake it was 0.11
I try to optimize the setup and arrive to 0.08
What do you think that afect these values?
Thanks

[Qquote=bigbomber post_id=1090 time=1517503901 user_id=164] What does it mean? How should it be? Mine was 1.1 1.1 is a big value of error. Are you sure? As I know in a perfect calibration process it must be near to zero. It is interesting for me how you can get good result by your scanner. Can you d...

bigbomber wrote: ↑31 Jan 2018, 20:56 Hi
Friends, can you tell me how much is RMS Error value for you after calibration?
in setting/service ==> check "Show Debug Console".
see following photo how to find it.
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What does it mean? How should it be?
Mine was 1.1

In the first pocture it measure dhe differences of 2 plains created in both sides. The third measure the distance in a cutting section. Thats why the valies are different. Thanks ;) Hi, how did you measure width in software? Just in case you measure only a distance between two points: Metrology tool...

I try to make the first test for the calib.scale 120mm (David original). You can see by yourself the differences.
Caliper approx 40.02mm
What about yours?

SilverGhost wrote: ↑22 Jan 2018, 08:53 What lens was used? What focal range?

NIKKOR 50mm 1:1.4G AF-S
f11 1/40 ISO 400 Exposure compensation -0.7 Manual mode

I try to optimize the setup and scan a LAMP support white coated spry. i must say that the FUSION process is amazing how it works. Equipment's: 1) Nikon 5300+50mm lens 2) Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle 3) Optoma EH1020 Thanks erapip. nice scans. What scale did you calibrate to? If it's not too much t...