Can you provide more specifications for this scanner please?
Re: Jewelry 3d scanner for small stone 2*3mm scan
Posted: Sun Oct 27, 2024 8:32 pm
by David
Why did you put the stone on a big blob of puddy?
Re: Jewelry 3d scanner for small stone 2*3mm scan
Posted: Mon Oct 28, 2024 7:44 pm
by Thunk3D-Nancy
Two reason. it can fixed the objects on the turntable. Second, it can be scanned as part of the stone and help allignment. As the stone are too too small, and light range is fixed. if without it, only scan the stone simple, it would be easy misalignment
Re: Jewelry 3d scanner for small stone 2*3mm scan
Posted: Tue Oct 29, 2024 4:44 pm
by Javier Odom
Nancy-Thunk3d wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 7:44 pm
Two reason. it can fixed the objects on the turntable. Second, it can be scanned as part of the stone and help allignment. As the stone are too too small, and light range is fixed. if without it, only scan the stone simple, it would be easy misalignment
I have tried scanning spheres and other objects that would be difficult for 3D software to identify well, and I ended up doing something similar to give the software reference points. When I would do "manual" photogrammetry I would take photographs over a piece of paper that had different shapes printed on it, then I would take different objects such as die/dice and include them in the photographs solely as reference points. Using a the putty accomplishes the same thing, nice!