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① Choose Accuracy, Tracking Mode, and Object Type according to your requirements.
② Toggle Color Scanning if you need a color model.
③ Move the scanner closer or further away from the object until the scanning distance indicator bar
shows Excellent or Good.
④
Click the button for the Depth Cameras’ exposure to be set automatically, or you can turn off
the exposure and change the exposure by dragging the slider until there are as few blue and
red areas on the object in the Depth Camera preview window as possible.
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You also must adjust the RGB Camera’s exposure when doing a color scan. Click the button
for the exposure to be set automatically, or you can turn off the exposure and adjust the
exposure by dragging the slider until the object’s color in the RGB preview window is clear and
sharp.
⑥
Click the button to begin your scan. While scanning, hold the scanner steady and move
slowly. Try not to scan the same areas repeatedly. You can click the button to stop and
check your model anytime during your scan. If the model is incomplete, click the button to
continue your scan. Click the button to finish the scan when the model is complete.
⑦ Click One-click Edit to process the model automatically, or manually edit the model using the
Fusion, Mesh, Texture (only for color models) settings, and other tools if you need a more detailed
model.
⑧ After post-processing, export the model in PLY, OBJ, or STL formats.
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