How do I scan a perfect 3D model with MINI/MINI 2 scanner? – Revopoint 3D Support

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Dos and don'ts
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Continuous Scan & Single Shot
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- Feature Tracking
- Marker Tracking

Dos and don'ts

Continuous Scan

High / Standard Accuracy -> Feature Tracking -> General object: Designed to scan objects with unique shapes such as sculptures and easily identifiable features.

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High / Standard Accuracy -> Feature Tracking -> Dark object: Designed to scan objects with darker surfaces but with unique shapes and easily-identifiable features, such as sculptures. However, not all dark objects can be successfully scanned. One example would be black leather shoes because leather absorbs light (or they are so shiny that they reflect too much light).

High / Standard Accuracy -> Marker Tracking -> General object: Designed to scan objects that have large, smooth areas or regularly-repeating features. Flat panels like a board or symmetrical objects like balls or bowls are usually suitable to scan with this mode. Place tracking markers irregularly on or around the objects. Remember to distribute the markers so they do not have repeating patterns because the scanner determines the relative location of each frame of point cloud data by identifying the unique patterns formed by the markers. Plan ahead to keep three or more markers (the red dots in the display) in view for each frame during the scanning process.

Tutorial Videos:

Single Shot - Take RANGE 2 as a reference

High / Standard Accuracy -> Feature Tracking -> General object:

RANGE 2 - Angel statue scan

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