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What is a good 3d laser scanner to use with Recap? *or other software
Hello people ^-^ I would like to start a business soon, and I want to start with Museum objects and historical buildings. Currently I`m using my DSLR / phone camera to capture and create the 3d model with Autodesk Remake and I`m pretty satisfied with the output but I feel I can take it to the next step.
My question is, which scanner should I consider buying if I have the budget up to 20.000$ ? I need them to be colored of course. (I`m looking at Leica blk 360 and Faro focus)
(obvious I would like it if it's 10.000 so I can afford a few thousand on a good computer)
What is a good 3d laser scanner to use with Recap? *or other software
Hello people ^-^ I would like to start a business soon, and I want to start with Museum objects and historical buildings. Currently I`m using my DSLR / phone camera to capture and create the 3d model with Autodesk Remake and I`m pretty satisfied with the output but I feel I can take it to the next step.
My question is, which scanner should I consider buying if I have the budget up to 20.000$ ? I need them to be colored of course. (I`m looking at Leica blk 360 and Faro focus)
(obvious I would like it if it's 10.000 so I can afford a few thousand on a good computer)
Look at the Faro Focus M, it's a "low coast" laser scanner. I don't know if it's already commercialised, but if I remenber well, it will coast about 20.000.
For my part, I have a Faro Focus X130, and it's a very good product. I use it with ReCap and it's perfect !
For the computer, I advice you an Intel i7 with minimum 32Go RAM and mémory SSD.
Look at the Faro Focus M, it's a "low coast" laser scanner. I don't know if it's already commercialised, but if I remenber well, it will coast about 20.000.
For my part, I have a Faro Focus X130, and it's a very good product. I use it with ReCap and it's perfect !
For the computer, I advice you an Intel i7 with minimum 32Go RAM and mémory SSD.
Thanks for the reply ! Please tell me, what Faro are you using ? I have seen a live demo with Faro Focus x130, and in my budget of 20.000$/Euro is the M70.
Also, you don't recommend scanning people with Faro / Leica ? Why is that ? Because the laser equipped is safe (so they say).
Thanks for the reply ! Please tell me, what Faro are you using ? I have seen a live demo with Faro Focus x130, and in my budget of 20.000$/Euro is the M70.
Also, you don't recommend scanning people with Faro / Leica ? Why is that ? Because the laser equipped is safe (so they say).
The laser is safe, i don't recommande you for scan people just because it's more accurate with HandScanner like Artec EVA. But i let you try, that should be work.
The laser is safe, i don't recommande you for scan people just because it's more accurate with HandScanner like Artec EVA. But i let you try, that should be work.
Thank you for the kind reply ! I understand that for small scans I need a small scanner** ; Could you share one scan that you made with Faro x130 so I can actually see how it is and how you can manipulate it ? Wish you a great day !
Thank you for the kind reply ! I understand that for small scans I need a small scanner** ; Could you share one scan that you made with Faro x130 so I can actually see how it is and how you can manipulate it ? Wish you a great day !
I also currently use the FARO Focus x130, but have reserved a Leica BLK360 as I will be able to cut scan times dramatically and improve the quality of the image capture AND register the scans in real-time on an iPad Pro in the field. Plus, the BLK360 is $16k...can't wait for them to be available (hopefully at the end of this month - June 2017).
I also currently use the FARO Focus x130, but have reserved a Leica BLK360 as I will be able to cut scan times dramatically and improve the quality of the image capture AND register the scans in real-time on an iPad Pro in the field. Plus, the BLK360 is $16k...can't wait for them to be available (hopefully at the end of this month - June 2017).
I am a happy owner of a Faro Focus X130, for me is the perfect tool.
The range of the Leica BLK360 (60-70 m) is very short compared to the Focus X130 (120-130 m). I Think that the new leica is aimed to interior scans only.
Dont forget the second hand market. There is a lot of "old" equipments like Trimble TX5, Faro Foscus S series and more that not are the cutting edge but can done a decent job for almost half of the price of a new unit.
Regards.
Augusto Mora Architect & teacher of Building Projects at CPIFP Pirámide. Huesca (Spain). Revit 2014 certified profesional.
I am a happy owner of a Faro Focus X130, for me is the perfect tool.
The range of the Leica BLK360 (60-70 m) is very short compared to the Focus X130 (120-130 m). I Think that the new leica is aimed to interior scans only.
Dont forget the second hand market. There is a lot of "old" equipments like Trimble TX5, Faro Foscus S series and more that not are the cutting edge but can done a decent job for almost half of the price of a new unit.
Regards.
Augusto Mora Architect & teacher of Building Projects at CPIFP Pirámide. Huesca (Spain). Revit 2014 certified profesional.
Something I learned while researching the scanners is that FARO and Leica do not report their ranges based on the same metric. The FARO Focus x130 has a range of "0.6 m - 130 m indoor or outdoor with upright incidence to a 90% reflective surface." 90% reflectivity is the same as 90% "albedo".
According to the Leica site, "Based on our many years experience in laser scanning, we spec'd the BLK360 to work in the range from 60cm out to 60meters (2' - 200')...Our specification is based on an "albedo" of 78%, something like a light colored interior wall."
The Leica reps told me (I hope they are correct), that the BLK360 has a range equivalent to the FARO S150
SUMMARY: The Leica spec is based on something LESS reflective than the FARO spec, therefore one cannot just look at the maximum ranges and make a comparison. That said, I'm still very much learning here, but have looked at the raw data from a BLK360 (an outdoor scan) and know it will perform along the lines of the FARO x130 I have been using that last few years.
Something I learned while researching the scanners is that FARO and Leica do not report their ranges based on the same metric. The FARO Focus x130 has a range of "0.6 m - 130 m indoor or outdoor with upright incidence to a 90% reflective surface." 90% reflectivity is the same as 90% "albedo".
According to the Leica site, "Based on our many years experience in laser scanning, we spec'd the BLK360 to work in the range from 60cm out to 60meters (2' - 200')...Our specification is based on an "albedo" of 78%, something like a light colored interior wall."
The Leica reps told me (I hope they are correct), that the BLK360 has a range equivalent to the FARO S150
SUMMARY: The Leica spec is based on something LESS reflective than the FARO spec, therefore one cannot just look at the maximum ranges and make a comparison. That said, I'm still very much learning here, but have looked at the raw data from a BLK360 (an outdoor scan) and know it will perform along the lines of the FARO x130 I have been using that last few years.
