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L515 or photogrammetry?

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Hi all,

I'm looking for a solution to scan products like smartphones or cameras for my tech blog and what I'd like to achieve is something like this:

https://reviewthree.com/be-fr/catalogue/16099

I think they have used photogrammetry but I'd like to understand if the Intel L515 would be a good alternative to achieve the same kind of result?

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  • Tcd

    I don't think so. I've used the L515 for a couple weeks now and you can't get that result... actually not even with photogrammetry. What you're showing in the link is a 3D model which is why it looks so 'perfect'.

    Also after posting a few questions here with no response, I have not yet found a way to do a 'turntable' scan of an object with the L515.

    Hope that helps.

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    Thanks! 3D models would make sense, I had doubts because some of the products they have are very complex to reproduce in 3D.

    I haven't found many demos of the L515 where you can actually see the level of details this device can capture but from your feedback, I guess I should go back to my photogrammetry test :)

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