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8.
Move the Imager around the object, as described in the Scanning Technique
Guidelines section on page 28. You do not have to keep holding the Rec/Stop
button to continue recording.
9.
When you are ready to stop (pause) scanning, click the Rec/Stop Recording
button on the screen
or press the Imager’s Rec/Stop button again.
NOTES
If you want to start scanning again, you can simply press one of these buttons
again to restart scanning, as needed. When you start again, a new folder is
automatically created in the File Explorer.
TIP
When scanning large objects, you may want to capture the object in a few
scanning sessions instead of a single, large session. For example, you can scan
one side, stop recording and then scan another side. This method may improve
scanning quality.
NOTE
Each time the Imager is stopped, a new video file is created. These files are
viewable in the KaplaVision application and can later be stitched together, as
described in Chapter 4, Advanced – Stitching Tool on page 53. This option
provides both manual and automatic stitching functions.
Each time the Imager is stopped, a new video folder is created and stored on the
KaplaVision workstation. A new video folder appears in the left pane of the
KaplaVision window, as shown below: