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
Hi Miguel,
I've been using a Creaform GoSCAN50, and am very happy with it (I scan ceramics
though; not hominins). There are two of these scanners (GoSCAN20 and GoSCAN50 -
see
http://www.creaform3d.com/en/metrology-solutions/handheld-portable-3d-scanner-goscan-3d);
the 20 gets better detail on
Hi,
This subject pops up every few months on Morphmet. The general consensus is
that either Creaform or structured light scanners like Artec or LMI have
made are generally very satisfactory solutions. People like Breuckmann are
an order of magnitude more expensive but also very good.
You'll want
