## Scanning
The scan took place in two steps: First the top of the lawn mower and then the bottom. For both scans I didn't use any scan spray or similar, just took the scanner and started scanning at 1mm resolution. Since then markerless laser scanning made quite some progress, especially in wired mode where scan speed was increased from 20 FPS to 60 FPS with the latest update. Hopefully this will also transfer to wireless mode in the future. 

## Post-Processing
Processing just consisted of generating the point cloud when finishing the single scans, aligning the scans to each other (I used manual feature alignment since the overlap was quite minimal) and then I meshed the scan with default settings. Only divergence from default was using the semi watertight setting since it delivers a more closed model without too much "artistic freedom" to close holes. The scan was then reduced and aligned in Quicksurface.

Lawnmower - Einstar Rockit (markerless laser)

## Scanning
Three scans were done, all in the same setting: Owl placed on turntable with markers around it, marker tracking used and exposure set to ensure no under- or overexposure. All scans were taken until full data quality was reached.  
Scans:
- 0.2mm IR small mode (highest resolution selectable), texture capture enabled
- 0.1mm laser mode, texture capture enabled
- 0.05mm laser mode (high detail capture of the face area, whole bird in 0.05 would result in unusable large scan)

## Post-Processing
No special post-processing was done, only meshing at default settings within Exstar Hub and performing texture optimization.

Wooden Owl Laser 0.1mm - Einstar Rockit

Wooden Owl Laser 0.05mm - Einstar Rockit

This fossil of a very old mastodon was captured 10 May 2023 using an Einstar Scanner at the New York State Museum. Museum Specimen Number: VP-49. Courtesy of the New York State Museum which makes this model freely downloadable for non-commercial research, educational, and public outreach purposes.

Ellenvine Mastodon Maxilla (VCU_3D_7850)

Wooden Owl IR 0.2mm - Einstar Rockit

This DeathRacer took part in the carnage at SMRRF. As a result, you can spot battle damage, including broken “Piranha” teeth on the front.

The model was scanned as part of my hands-on testing using the EINSTAR Rockit and processed in EXStar Hub.

I also used this opportunity to test the direct Sketchfab upload feature within EXStar Hub, which makes sharing results quick and convenient, but had to reupload it again as Zipped folder with (.jpg .mtl .obj).

More details and full hands-on testing results coming soon on 3DWithUs. https://3dwithus.com

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