OpenScan Benchy - Creaform HandyScan elite by K2
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raw and aligned scan of the OpenScan Benchy (45mm)
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There are a few different attempts. After I did v1 I noticed the mini had a couple support fragments still attached around the mouth, so I removed that and did a few more. These are at the maximum 0.1mm resolution, the v4 is 0.2mm with the Creaform "smart" scan on (highest resolution available with that feature), which does a little interpolating and speeds up the process. All I did was crop out a lot of the extraneous background and finalize and export as stl. It was an interesting project! I've never scanned anything this small before, I use this to scan industrial machinery at mine sites. The creaform needs reflective targets to orient, the closer they are to the surface the better it does. The first few attempts with the mini the targets were on the base and on pillars around the figure but still 5-6" away, which works but it does struggle on the really fine details and crevices with the targets so far off. It seemed to do a lot better with less noise when scanning the figure laying flat on a platform covered in targets (v5), if I was doing this sort of mini regularly
I'd probably just do it that way and combine the halves in post. Hope this is useful!
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used V5 scan and manually aligned the two halfs