Thanks Thomas! I wanted to make sure it is worth the investment. I usually use 
3dMD for faces (soft-tissue), but may need to scan bones and/or material 
culture too and 3dMD doesn't handle those items well.



Thanks again,



John



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From: Thomas O'Mahoney [[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2015 5:31 PM
To: Starbuck, John Marlow
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [MORPHMET] HDI 3D Structured-Light Scanners


Hi John,
Yes,  I have a lot of experience with the Hdi scanners, both the fixed 
calibration and adjustable ones.  They are great for archaeological 
material/bones (I've literally scanned thousands,  as have my colleagues at 
Cambridge,  Bradford and TBI in Kenya)  and I've had good success with scanning 
articulated skeletons too.
They're actually made by LMI technologies,  who are Canada based.

I'm more than happy to send through samples as well, if anyone needs.  I'm in 
the process of sorting out a gallery got my website as well.

All the best,
Tom O'Mahoney
Faculty of Life Sciences
University of Manchester

On 2 Feb 2015 22:24, "Starbuck, John Marlow" 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

Hello everyone,



Do any of you (or anyone you know) have experience with one of the HDI 3D 
Structured-Light Scanners? I am curious how well they work for imaging objects 
(skulls, pots), people, and children who wont sit still for morphometric 
research. http://www.3d-microscribe.com/HDI%203D%20Scanner%20Page.htm



The videos and stats on these models make them look great, but I wanted to 
check with someone who has actually used one before.



Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated.



Thanks,



John



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Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Indiana University Northwest

Lindenwood Hall, Room 209

3400 Broadway

Gary, IN 46408

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