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thanks! I'd like to say Adobe Premiere but it's iMovie

thanks @anthonyferrari3154 I'm constantly refining the process and quality with it. So, as much as I hate to say the words, "like and subscribe for more content like this" :)

@kgb4973 thanks!

I have placed information vital to the survival of the rebellion into the memory systems of this R2 unit.

thanks :)

no doubt :)

thanks for asking... yeh, I do have a pretty beefy MSI laptop: QHD 240Hz, Intel Core i9-13900H, RTX 4090, 64GB DDR5, 2TB NVMe SSD

@@paul.parkinson Thank you, that makes sense. If I remember correctly, the Einstar manual recommends an i9.

So great to hear! Thanks!

exactly! glad you appreciate and thanks so much for the comment. definitely let me know if you want to see anything else. I have more coming....

There are definitely pros and cons to both and to using photo vs scan in general (eg precision/detail of mesh, and even texture that einstar scan gets and unreal/metahuman auto-maps is excellent), but the ones you mention are definitely true, especially the unreal lack of portability aspect which it was hoped would change but seems not. Indeed I used both and some others I’ve been planning to make some vids on so will do that now that you’ve motivated me :) - definitely appreciate your feedback. Thanks!

My pleasure. Thank you. :) I’ll be posting more like this.

Einstar from Shining 3D. Around $1000 . I researched a bunch in this range and definitely found this to be best and great support too - I’m not paid for this endorsement. :)

thank you ! i will look into it@@paul.parkinson

how about the creality 3d scanner@@paul.parkinson

😂 totally. Thought of that too but cat won’t stay still long enough (they always know when you’re watching :) )

😄definitely! do it! :)

thanks! :)

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you should smash that like button :)

Thanks! :)

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hey Ivan, all good questions and thanks for the interest! Definitely, I do think you can with cheaper hardware to varying degrees. Eg, with pass through mode on VR device or using LiDar on phone eg., or, as far as the speech part (sans full spatial audio), it could be done with any pair of glasses that have a camera - let me know if you'd like to collaborate on that. :) Coincidence you mention the arch diagram as I was thinking the same and am working on one for my next blogs (speech and IoT) at the moment. I'll create them for the previous 3 blogs once I have this one done (not sure if you saw the blog(s) but they have some arch description at least). And as for src I will post that eventually as well... I contribute to open src quite a bit but I want to clean it up, perhaps make it more adaptable to other devices (to your point), etc. first. Thanks again....

thank you sir :)

thanks fam