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Re: How to scan small objects with high detail

Here's where I'm at with some matchbox cars:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/e16x3hh3fzqlkdj/Corvette%20back.PNG?dl=1
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vyray2zqqiro755/Corvette%20front.PNG?dl=1
https://www.dropbox.com/s/s0a361pwutqjqsl/34%20Ford.PNG?dl=1

These were scanned in 5MP still mode, with noise removal disabled (I figured I'd rather preserve details, and remove errant points in Meshlab). I did use the talcum powder technique to knock down the gloss, and make the black bumpers, top, and tires visible. 

I'm quite pleased with the results so far.  The Atlas3D seems to have picked up the details nicely.  I'm continuing to refine settings, lighting, etc.

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Re: How to scan small objects with high detail

Very nice!

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Re: How to scan small objects with high detail

In these examples, I also have the Image Threshold Mode set to 'Static', with a Laser Threshold of '1'.  It generates a bit more noise, but does a good job of capturing small details.

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Re: How to scan small objects with high detail

I am so close to getting good scans of 15mm soldiers!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5lrhjfggpzo5ur3/15mm%20Soldat.PNG?dl=1

This is a German soldier with a panzerschreck.  The scan is not retouched.  I have focused the original camera, and upgraded  to focusable lasers.  I think I'm at the limit of what can be done without upgrading to the 8MP Camera Module v2.

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Re: How to scan small objects with high detail

I always said higher MP cameras make higher res scans possible if focused well

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