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distortion of the calibration board scan
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distortion of the calibration board scan
by Lunat1c » Sat Sep 21, 2013 7:31 am
I see a distortion at the intersection of the panel everytime I scan it. Is it a problem to consider or a trivial issue? Does it effect my scan quality or accuracy?
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Re: distortion of the calibration board scan
by Lunat1c » Sat Sep 21, 2013 7:33 am
the panel itself to compare
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Re: distortion of the calibration board scan
by Sven » Wed Sep 25, 2013 3:53 pm
This is caused by reflection between the panels. It does not affect your scan quality.
Of course when your scanned object is similar, i.e. is somewhat glossy and has self-reflections from one part to another, the same effect may occur...
Sven
Of course when your scanned object is similar, i.e. is somewhat glossy and has self-reflections from one part to another, the same effect may occur...
Sven
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