The quality of your scans is directly linked to lighting levels, so here are some suggestions in ensuring good practice.
1. Maximise daylight
Scan at brightest part of the day - don't go out at dusk and dawn.
2. Maximise static lighting
Ensure areas to be scanned are well lit with artificial lighting on
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Consider using light strips for site lighting as it looks neater and produces better scan results.
3. Mobile lighting solutions
Do not use beam/head torches or phone flash lights
Any targeted light source that throws a beam will result in grainy scenes, processing problems, and location inaccuracy.
Only use a diffuse light source that provides wide and even lighting
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Our recommendations
For selfie stick mounted cameras - Bushman Halo
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For hard hat mounted cameras - Hard hat Halo
For hard hat mounted cameras - LED strip lights (150/230 degree)
