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‎11-09-2019 03:17 AM

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Product: scanner DAVID SLS-3 HD v4.5.3
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello everybody,

I'm fairly new in the world of 3D scanning. I bought a DAVID SLS3 HD scanner and have many questions since there are a lot of things to learn to obtain final good quality stl's and i cannot find much information on the web.

I'm using the DAVID turntable to scan diferent little sculptures and I always end up with final stl models having like double layers in some places (when there should only be one)  and different lines or small steps marking the overlapping of the different scans. The quality of the different scans is fairly goog though.

Is it a problem with the calibration, a problem of redundant information, something that can be solved  adjusting the advanced settings? I 've followed the tutorials step by step but still get these results.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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‎11-18-2019 02:30 PM

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Do you have an example of this double layering? Can you try manual alignment using Contact Pair Selection to see if this is better?

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