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  • Areas without data are black and featureless Areas with sufficient data show detail Black flecking indicated less scan density Scan behind counters, desks, furniture to create the optimum ‘Doll House’ effect These scans can be hidden in the edit

  • You must be able to see the previous scan point Choose a path that reflects the route a person would naturally take Scan every 8 or 9 feet -2 meters for a good virtual tour experience. Scans can be much further apart when for example you wish to connect two buildings on the one site.…

  • Capture must be continuous Generally, start at the entrance No jumping from area to area Doors Ensure doors you wish to travel through in the virtual tour are wedged open Use Stairs You must use stairs or ramps to go up or down a floor You can return to areas You may for instance scan…

  • Three levels of scanning: Standard Density takes <20s Suitable where the primary asset will be the virtual tour. Medium Density takes <45s Useful where a greater amount of data is required with a reasonable scan time. High Density takes <2 minutes Use when the primary purpose is the generation of an E57 point cloud file.…

  • The model will not be correctly orientated on your iPad if this is not carried out, causing frustration and delays NORMAL METHOD Stand behind the tripod Two rubber legs towards you Bubble level at the back Point the camera in the direction you plan to travel FOR THE FIRST CAPTURE ONLY Rotate the camera 90°…

  • Overview Matterport provides two different methods of capturing environments. Understanding when to use each one is essential for producing efficient, professional digital twins. Although both capture imagery, they serve very different purposes and should be used appropriately during a project. 3D Scans A 3D Scan records both: The depth information enables Matterport to build the…

  • Click the + symbol, in the bottom right The top section is for the model location The address may auto-populate Scroll down to the second text area   ‘Model Information’ Enter the model title (can be changed later) Description and Internal ID are optional and can be added at any time Note: on your iPad Jobs…

  • Connect Your Pro 3 Camera Having fully charged the battery put it into the base of the camera. Hold in the button on the back of the camera for 10 seconds. Go to Settings on the iPad. Choose Wi-Fi. It may be connected to your office/home Wi-Fi. Switch off  Wi-Fi. Switch Wi-Fi on again. Wait…

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