How to scan smaller objects with Einstar 3d scanner for better result?

[@Kenword69420]

I’m loving all the einstar content lately! I just bought one I’m so excited learning how to use it with this channels tutorials

[@umax2639]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@ruthcostea5633]

Great presentation! Thanks!

[@umax2639]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jonath396]

Gracias por el video un gran aporte

[@umax2639]

You are welcome!

[@simonfieldhouse]

Great video. Thanks

[@umax2639]

Glad you liked it!

[@kylegreen482]

Looking to use this for electronic casings with screw holes and snapping points around 150x100x70mm do you think this would be too small or complex?

[@umax2639]

Hi, yes this object is small, but you can follow the setting in this first half of video. Lay this object on the black clothe. Put the markers all around the object. Use "medium-large" size setting. It should get a good result.

[@foam27]

Revopoint mini 1 or 2, is what u need.

[@kylegreen482]

@@foam27 reviews on it have been awful though. At least a few years ago when I watched them. Might end up investing in one at this point honestly

[@3dkiwi920]

So basically don't scan small objects with the Einstar.

[@umax2639]

It will depend on your application & size. Generally speaking, if you don't require very high accuracy, Einstar most likely can do the job. If you need better accuracy & detail, EinScan SP should be the one for small objects.

[@KilianKunz]

Thank for the great tutorial!🫡

[@umax2639]

Glad it was helpful!

[@OlivierSuire]

Yup, the "Small objects" setting is completely useless.