I'd like to find out which is the better option for a simple 3 SLR setup. I'm trying to decide between two setups: rotating cameras vs rotating subject.
A: 3 static cameras + subject on a rotating turntable + green background for easy masking (I heard/read white or black would not be ideal for a background)
or
B: The subject is static, 3 cameras rotate around the subject using a rotating rig (no special background, just the room we're in)
Which setup is most likely to give the best scan results? I have a suspicion that B (rotating cameras) would work best, but I'm kind of hoping someone would prove me wrong. (I'd prefer a turntable)
In the end I'd like to build an Arduino driven setup which controls rotating speed and triggers the cameras at 10° intervals.
This would work with either setup: static camera or static subject. So now I'm trying to figure out which route to go...
What would be your advice? Is there a clear winner, or are results very similar?
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated!