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So I typically take the photos (most of the time I do use my phone) then put them on my desktop then unload from there. Mobile apps max 40images, desktop max 80 or 90 images). When using the desktop app you do not lose your images if there is an upload glitch AND you can upload more images (from memory. I try not to use the smartphone app, because if you get a connection error during the upload you lose all your images. You are correct, the main bother with 123d catch is that it can be flakey. This year i will try to build up the Rasperry Version. And the results are also fantastic! And the best: You can shoot whatever you want - kids, animals, adults.

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You already heard about the Rasperry PI 3D Full Body Scanner? Well, still not cheap but - according to your wishes - you can have a full body 3D Scanner for less than 10'000$. What can we do? I would suggest to build something yourself. There are also Systems like Artec EVA or Einscan Handheld Scanners which are expensive (4'000 - 10'000) but they told it should be also possible to shoot 3D FullBody. But the results are awesome (!!) in detail! For example TEN24 uses around 170 pieces of DSLR cameras which synchronously photograph. There are already out-of-the-box systems. You need a plenty of cameras, projectors and network stuff to shoot all pictures synchron at the same time. And here the pain begin - financially considered. The solution: Shoot all pictures at the same time. And in no case, if you want to scan an animal or a child. But the Main Problem: Except for the Pantomime, nobody can stand for 5 minutes exactly in the same position that can shoot 50 or 100 Photos from different perspectives. Photoscan from Agisoft oder Realit圜apture from Capturingreality can do that without problem.

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You'll only need 50 - 100 images from all perspectives for a Software which merge it into a good 3D model. Theoretically, you could use for 3D FullBody Scanning also a Standard DSLR camera. I do not want to insult someones Setup, but for a decent 3D FullBody Scanning you need to dig deeper into your pockets. But for 3D FullBody Scanning it is nothing. In the last few weeks i also read a lot about 3d scanning, hardware and the current possibilities.įirst of all you should think about what extacly want / what qualitiy is your target. The only drawback I see with the Kinect is that it must be plugged in to 120v to use it and the cords aren't that long, but I'm sure it doesn't pull too much amperage so you could use a small inverter and a small 12V battery to make it more portable. I would definitely try it before spending a lot of money on a scanner because the other dedicated scanners on the market still require manipulation after the scan. It's not perfect but it's not $400 dollars either.

The Kinect works better for me if I leave it stationary and rotate the person or object.

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The Skanect Pro will export unlimited faces and only needs minor fixes such as fixing the top of the head that is usually flat after scanning. Even if it looks really rough (triangulated), you won't notice it too much after it's printed. You can make it work with free version if you bring it into meshmixer and clean it up.

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I did however buy the 'Pro' license for Skanect ($118.00 from Studica) because the free version will only export 5000 faces (which looks pretty bad). I had better luck with 'Skanect' than I did with 'Reconstruct Me' Sorry I don't have the links but the information is there if you search for 'Kinect for 3D scanning', I think 'Instructables' was one of the web sites that lists everything you need.

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You will need to download the SDK package from Microsoft (also free) in order to connect it to your computer. I use it with 'Skanect' to capture and 'Meshmixer' to do final clean-ups (both free). Then I read about using the Kinect sensor and how it was ok for people. I recently bought a used Xbox360 Kinect (with adapter) at Game Stop for $25 after testing the one that my grandkids have and it works ok (see my avatar), I also researched scanners and was leaning toward the Cubify Sense scanner since I already use some modeling software from 3D systems, but $400 dollars was just too much money for something that won't pick up small detailed objects.

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