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A quick demo of face scanning. 45 seconds per scan with NextEngine HD PRO
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Tagged with: Face • NextEngine • Scanner • Scanning
Filed under: Photo Scanner
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i love the way i pklump up CRISPYU HEHEHE
Is that USB laser pointer or just a regular one ?
Because you can get Cancer in your eyes so you need to close eyes to get scanned?
You can get real brain damage with this.
Just use facegen. You need 1 photo of your face. And you get 50 face expressions.
I dont see any advantage of your laser compared to facegen.
So why take risk of uncurable viruses with your laser?
you can drag-and-drop them or just double-click on the model and it will place the next one (in the color sequence). Of course, first you have to go into the align panel by clicking the align button. Scan families (down in the green and blue bar) can be expanded by double-clicking on them. Attaching/detaching individual scans is accomplished by dragging the scan thumbnails between the green and blue areas.
how do i place the pins? Sorry I am learning the NextEngine Software slowly.
from this couldn’t you manipulate the polygraph to a CG animation?
NICE INFO CAN YOU TELL ME PRICE OF THIS MACHINE
$2995
how much?
Google NextEngine. This was done with the basic HD scanner plus the HD PRO add-on that provides faster scan times. The scans were done in STANDARD mode, which is 45 seconds per scan. QUICK mode is under 20 seconds per scan but with slightly less resolution.
Yeah, ok, that’s freaky cool. This guy looks like he’s doing this in his garage which is even more freakishly cool.
where do I get one?