I am new and these are my scans 2

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martan
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I am new and these are my scans 2

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Hi all!

Read this forum with great interest!

The madness begun last year when a friend of mine bougt the David SLS-3 and let me use it.
I just had to have one of my own...

Had a projector (Acer P1265) since almost 10 years. Bought 2x TIS 23UX236 and Computar 12mm.

Read all this RMS- business and tried today with the friends "factory rig" and tested a few settings.
Tried the same at home and reached RMS of 0,22-ish with no big hassle. I will order the original glass panels...
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HP 3D Scan, Optoma ML750, 2x IS DMK 23UX236 with Computar 12mm, HP calibration panel, DIY Rotary tables.
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Micr0
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Re: I am new and these are my scans 2

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Cool. Welcome. What made you choose a 30mm Amal concentric to start out with? :)
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mading
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Re: I am new and these are my scans 2

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Great alignement!
Wellcome on board!
I just bought original David too!
LG PF50, LG PF1500, RangeVision DIY: 2x DahengMer630, 2X12 and 2X16 mm 5Mp ZK lenses, RV turntable
martan
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Re: I am new and these are my scans 2

Post by martan »

Hi and thanks for the welcome :-)

The carburettor belongs to the guy that own the SLS3 mentioned. He is into old bikes, for me it was just a test object
that was painted already. I ride Ducatis with fuelinjection ;)

Did a quick and dirty scan today. Someone asked for help with this ventilation grill for an old boat. Less than ideal
scenario with to small home made calibration panel. 4 quick scans and i think they align just perfectly.
Dual camera setup and RMS of 0.18/0.21. Any comment on this?
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HP 3D Scan, Optoma ML750, 2x IS DMK 23UX236 with Computar 12mm, HP calibration panel, DIY Rotary tables.
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