PLZ, can anyone help me out and clarify about its accuracy?

the Einscan SP “fixed scan” size limit is 1200 ×1200×1200mm which is about 47in x 47in x 47in
and the Einscan SE “fixed scan” size limit is 700×700×700 mm which is 27in x 27in x 27in

I honestly don’t really want to use the turntable very often, I want to scan hand-held style or at multiple angles on a tripod

My question is… is SE/SP a feasible entry level replacement for an Einscan Pro or an Artec Eva Lite…

usually larger objects such as a part i have that is about 2 inches x 12 inches x 10 inches… or larger which is relatively flat… and i would like to scan both sides of it probably standing up straight

I would also like to go further and use it in cases where the object is less flat and the size of a human head or in the ball park of 12″ x 12″ x 24″

the accuracy and resolution are pretty much the same as Artec Eva Lite or Einscan Pro… or at least as good as I would ever need in order to reverse engineer close enough solid models in Autodesk Inventor…

is it a waste of money to get a $2300 scanner only to get a hand-held scanner later on for speed purposes, better software, and only having to calibrate every month as opposed to every day? (haha)

I am asking in terms of speed, convenience, software, and calibration!!! and even if it isn’t the best user experience… DOES IT WORK? and can there be workarounds… such as a special camera tripod that orbits around scanning objects on a track? removing the need for the nice grips on the EVA lite and Einscan Pro… and solving the ability to move the scanner to different positions quickly without a handle… am i gonna find out that einscan’s specs arent legit and stitching a 24″ object doesnt work… would you be able to do a test of the fixed scan on as large an object you can find? and post the results unlike Einscans shoddy Chinese marketing vids? where they basically scan a relief sculpture and never actually orbit around to capture the back or sides…

maybe test scanning a 24″ tall by 10″ wide marble statue or something moving the scanner itself around the object rather than a turntable in “fixed” mode??

thanks!
-Joe

No for that you need a handheld scanner like the EinScan-Pro, Pro or Artec Eva.

for this SP, based on your experience, can we use it to scan people body or head?

Thank you for all great reviews you done on our website.

I wonder what do you think (based on your big experience with 3D scanners) if SE and SP scanners are suitable for scanning detailed and precise small objects like dental models?

Thank you