INTRODUCTION
Completing a test with Vic-3D is fairly straightforward but a few pointers can help to get the best results in the shortest
period of time. This document explains the basics of a test from start to finish. A typical sequence will be:
• Preparing the specimen
• Setting up, pointing, and focusing the cameras on the specimen
• Calibrating the camera system
• Running the test and acquiring images
• Image correlation
• Viewing and reducing data
PREPARING THE SPECIMEN
Begin by preparing the region of interest on your specimen with a speckle pattern. For more information on techniques and
guidelines, please see the application note AN1701, Speckle Pattern Fundamentals. In this example, our specimen is
prepared with a laser-printed speckle pattern on adhesive paper.
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