Hi folks,
Actually, the scan of Renee was done on a Cyberware Full Body scanner, not a
Cybernetics. (Don't know if that one exists!) This is a scan that Scansite,
as well as Cyberware, gives away free as a demo. Indeed details on the
hands, feet, and even a little on the face do not come out that well.
However, all of the data can be repaired in our scanning software, or some
other package, such as Materialize.
By the way, Renee is a model that we frequently use. She doesn't mind the
publicity! In fact, I have as beautiful pose of her kneeling! It would make
an incredible SLA part! Any takers?!!
Cheers, Lisa Federici
Scansite "Scanning the world and back again!"
Woodacre, California
tel 415.488.9500
fax 415.488.1647
scansite@slip.net
scansite.com
At 02:12 PM 3/23/99 -0500, you wrote:
>-- [ From: Al Hastbacka * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] --
> Attachment: renee#3.jpg Code: 05KVQDQ \ Created: 03-23-99, 01:56 PM [9 Kb]
>
>Attached is model of Renee standing on a dime. The scan was a full body
>scan done with Cybernetics full body scanner. The scan was converted
>into an STL file and fabricated on a Sanders Model Maker. Mickey Wu in
>Taiwan cast the master pattern in silver. Note that the lack of detail
>in the area of the fingers and the toes is due to the scanner, and not
>the subsequent processing.
>
>Regards,
>Al Hastbacka
>Attachment Converted: C:\EUDORA\ATTACH\renee#3.jpg
>
Lisa Federici
Scansite "Scanning the world and back again!"
Woodacre, California
tel 415.488.9500
fax 415.488.1647
scansite@slip.net
scansite.com
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