The scan is almost perfect but noise is on the way... and I can't figure the best way on removing it... any advice? maybe this is way too easy and I just can't figure it out.
https://ibb.co/6BbXfdJ
Tks in advance!
Gerry.
Cleaning a small scanned object (noise)
Cleaning a small scanned object (noise)
Hi!, I'm new in this whole world of clouds and scans. I have a revopoint MINI scanner, and it can small objects with good results but I'm struggling with the noise.
The scan is almost perfect but noise is on the way... and I can't figure the best way on removing it... any advice? maybe this is way too easy and I just can't figure it out.
https://ibb.co/6BbXfdJ
Tks in advance!
Gerry.
The scan is almost perfect but noise is on the way... and I can't figure the best way on removing it... any advice? maybe this is way too easy and I just can't figure it out.
https://ibb.co/6BbXfdJ
Tks in advance!
Gerry.
Re: Cleaning a small scanned object (noise)
Hum, this one is so close to the shape that it's going to be hard to remove it...
Maybe you could try to compute something like the Roughness or the Curvature (with the 'right' radius, but it will require some tinkering before finding it) - see https://www.cloudcompare.org/doc/wiki/i ... c_features. Then you can remove the outliers with values hopefully different from the good ones... (with Edit > Scalar field > Filter by value).
Maybe you could try to compute something like the Roughness or the Curvature (with the 'right' radius, but it will require some tinkering before finding it) - see https://www.cloudcompare.org/doc/wiki/i ... c_features. Then you can remove the outliers with values hopefully different from the good ones... (with Edit > Scalar field > Filter by value).
Daniel, CloudCompare admin