Build Your Own SLA/SLS

Since I started building my printer I knew a good source of original virtual objects would be necessary for the completion of my project.
So I started experimenting with different methods for 3D scanning and virtualization.
I started with Agisoft Photoscan with good results but it takes forever. I have an 8 core, 32GB RAM computer with an amazing video card and still it took forever to complete an object.
Then I switched to structured light scanning using David Laser Scanner with a Logitech 9000 camera, good results but still not satisfactory.
Right now I am using a Flexscan3D setup and the results are amazing.
Here's some youtube videos in the order I made them.






I still need to work some of the nicks out, but so far I am very satisfied with Structured Light Scanning and Flexscan3D's software.
In the future I will be working with cameras with higher frame rate for capturing subjects in motion.
I'll keep you posted.

I might have a ton of questions on this if your open to helping.
Right now I have a Sense scanner which works great for large objects. And I am a beta tester for the Matterform, which is less than impressive currently and I'm loosing hope in it.

Thus seems like a nice alternative.

I've really been interested in obtaining a scanner and generating my own models as well. The Flexscan3d looks like it does a very nice job.

Finally, my fully assembled structured light 3D scanner.

do you have any scans you could show us?
Cheers

So far the only scan I've been able to do with this configuration for lack of time is this one:

Hopefully I'll be able to run more scans this week.

@seasicksinbad

Could you tell us where/how you got the Flexscan3d software? Any site I come upon also requires the purchase of that company's scanner. I just want the software like yourself.

TIA