Post your scans here !

[curious aardvark]

anyone got any prints of things they've scanned ?

[Budschinger]

First try, not bad...!

original:

IMG_0681.jpg

scan:

Bildschirmfoto 2015-12-16 um 15.11.32.jpg Bildschirmfoto 2015-12-16 um 15.12.00.jpg Bildschirmfoto 2015-12-16 um 15.11.51.jpg Bildschirmfoto 2015-12-16 um 15.13.13.jpg

[Budschinger]

print (low quality) / original:

IMG_0686.jpg IMG_0683.jpg IMG_0684.jpg IMG_0685.jpg

[curious aardvark]

now that's excellent !

[sl33pydog]

Tried out the scanner by scanning the dashboard of my dodge dakota. Medium on Dark settings. Worked out really well.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1241317

[Nerv]

bigscan.JPG

Here is a recent one... 9 gig worth of scan data. Amazing what the new software can do now.

Dave @ NERV

www.NERVIndustries.com

[curious aardvark]

okay i am officially super impressed !

How the hell did you do that ?

[Nerv]

There is a very specific scan technique you can use with this scanner that almost guarantees accurate scan alignment every single scan. I have no idea how many hours I have been scanning with this scanner but it has been plenty. I'm surprise the unit hasn't given me any problems such is the amount of time I've been scanning.

That scan has much more data than what you can see in that image, it has all sides of the engine (which is a full size V8) as well as the transmission. It takes days to do a scan of this size (it took me days anyway). Glad we can save projects now!

[24c]

Great scan Dave, and I can believe it's a 9 gig file too.
Mike

[Budschinger]

Can you please tell more about this "very specific scan technique"?