Basic Camera Rig for 3D Printing

[edsign]

Hello

Im quite new at the business, sorry if this question have been already posted.
But Im looking at building a basic camera rig to be able to 3D print full bodies on a ZCorp 650.
The big difference is that these people will be jumping on a trampoilne, so can't use a turntable...

How many cameras would I need, and how should I set them up?

Thanks!

Eduardo

[Exhale]

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[ech3dt]

I'm using the industry standard aluminum pipe size and spacing, so it should be possible to combine these printed parts with commercially available parts and/or rigs, though I have only tried that once with a part for a friends rig.

All the parts are designed in OpenSCAD and those source files are included below, in case you want to modify the parts to work with other pipes, differently sizes screw, etc.


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