Hello,
I appreciate this is something I can test for myself, but to save wasting time, can anyone advise where I should stand when using an RTC360 to capture images, so that I don't appear in all of them!
Which camera lens(es) are actually being used to take the images?
If I stand perpendicular to the line of site of the scanner mirror, is this a safe blind spot to be?
Thanks!
RTC 360 Images
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Re: RTC 360 Images
they are the thre down the front. the 4 on the corners (domed) are the viz
Rule of thumb if your perpendicular to the screen you wont be seen.
Rule of thumb if your perpendicular to the screen you wont be seen.
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Re: RTC 360 Images
Zoot allures*, blimey!--I had no idea that RTC360's 'quirks' began with this basic issue! Send it back to the kitchen...good Lord!
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Re: RTC 360 Images
It moves so fast, you may as well sit on the ground underneath it. Don't even try merging scans as you go if you are using Cyclone field 360. Work in a group and then Download them in a bunch at a time to see your progress.
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Re: RTC 360 Images
stay in line with the screen on the scanner. And if you cant see the center of the scanner it can't see you!