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Completed my first Zephyr Lite test project. Very pleased with the results. Took several days and some planning. Best camera came from a common Cannon Power Sot SD 750. Less photo rejections vs. an expensive DLSR Nikon. Tried auto and manual but couldn't get the best complete mesh desired even though the texture looked perfect. Best location was outside under no sun, cloudy day overcast. Chrome bumper guard sprayed with primer to kill the chrome shine. Only lost a few photo rejects. 178 out of 180 + taken. Used Meshmixer to clean up and repair some holes. Deleted and filled most of the inner shell portion that wasn't vital for function. Sliced in Cura 4.7 with tree supports. No fill. 1 shell with 2 walls. 6 + hour print. 200/50 bed with 105% flow. On .28 mm draft nozzle value.
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Great work!
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Did you rotate the subject while photographing or move around it taking pictures? I am still working on my first project in lite. I rotated rather than moving around my subject and got a 3d blob.Comment
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Hi dgf, most likely you need to mask your dataset if you rotate the subject - make sure to take a look at this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGRw...ture=emb_title - zephyr has no way to know if you want to reconstruct your subject or your table, so you need to explicitly remove the background unless you have a uniform background (e.g. vanta black material https://www.3dflow.net/technology/do...for-turntable/ )Comment
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