David 3d Scans
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Very interesting stuff, thanks for heads up.
What format was it created in?
How big is it in .skp?
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When saving only the file as skp file the size is about 30 MB. As 3ds about 5.42 MB.
As a 3ds files it has 156179 faces. The original file is to save as obj file and then it is very large and rough. I hade to smooth it somehow with special software. The sofa has been scanned from different sides and then put the scans together as one. In general in the david forum are sure some really experts if you need to know more details. As in rendering also my 3d scans are to use but far away from perfect
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I'm also using the david scanner. How did you calibrate the cam? did you print out the backgroundpoints in bigsize?
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Wow, You scanned a sofa? I'm impressed!
I'm with jo-ke, how on earth did you set up the backgrounds? Have you got any pix of your 'studio' where you produced these scans?
Tom
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Hi
On image you see the calibrationspoints i painted with pencil on wall/floor. Calibrations mode is manually. Camera is rotated 90° to right. And you see also my home made laser motor i made with an old fan . It rotates from left to right. And i had to use an wide-angle objective to the camera. On the david forum i have made a more detaild post about the whole stuff.
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@zacchia said:
And you see also my home made laser motor i made with an old fan
. It rotates from left to right.Wow! Utter brilliance! I love stuff like this!
Thanks for sharing this!
best,
Tom
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wow!! great stuff!!! have you tried scanning yourself??!!
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@olishea said:
wow!! great stuff!!! have you tried scanning yourself??!!
not yet
I hate it to stand that long and not move! But it should work. -
thank you. Very interessting stuff. I think I have to read at the david forum.....
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Guys,
Rich O'Brien has posted a comprehensive 'hands on' review of the DAVID Laserscanner kit, here, http://news.sketchucation.com/david-laserscanner-review/
Mike
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