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Welcome to my personal project of acquisition about the whistle of St. Vitaliano<\/strong>, an object from the craft tradition of the city of Catanzaro, Italy.\u00a0The main objective of this project is to obtain a 3D model from a clay whistle<\/span> of 16 cm, reproduction of the original object of the early twentieth century. The object is handmade, so each copy is unique in its kind, and all its imperfections and details are relative to the individual.<\/p>\n

It’s possible to leave a reply (by Facebook), about the website or the acquisition work, at the end of this page.<\/p>\n

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To get the 3D model, i used two different technologies for capturing. One very economical and one more professional: David Scan and NextEngine scanner. The results<\/a> are visible on the same website and the process is explained in detail in the sections of\u00a0acquisition<\/a>.\u00a0It is also a good opportunity to compare two different technologies to achieve the same result by observing the differences in the acquisition of the details, in charge of the project and the reliability of the results obtained. The last step was also made a comparison<\/a> between the two objects obtained through the tools provided,\u00a0to obtain a qualitative comparison.\u00a0From the download<\/a> area, finally, you can get the original files of the project.\u00a0Below there is a video summary of the work done:<\/p>\n