Hi Miguel,
If you're going to do morphometrics on teeth, be aware that they are
tricky to scan. Many scanners don't handle specular/translucent
objects all that well. Blue light scanners (eg HDI100 series,
Breuckmann) tend to do better in that respect.
Martin
Quoting Miguel Eduardo Delgado Burbano <mdelgadoburb...@gmail.com>:
Hello everyone
I am interested to obtain a 3D surface scanner which will be used to study
hominin teeth and skulls. Does anyone have any experience, suggestions
and/or recommendations?
For instance price, resolution, peformance, manipulation (portable)
thanks in advance
Miguel
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CONICET-División Antropología.
Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo.
Universidad Nacional de La Plata
Paseo del Bosque s/n. La Plata 1900. Argentina
Cel: 5492216795916. Fax: 54 221 4257527
https://unlp.academia.edu/DelgadoMiguel
http://www.cearqueologia.com.ar/
E-mail: medelg...@fcnym.unlp.edu.ar
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