With the Scope D50, Broncolor has engineered a unique, portable surface visualization system, which reproduces absolute authenticity in the shape, color, and texture of an object by means of a digital image. The result can be viewed in any web environment and on any mobile device. This allows for on-the-spot digital recording of objects and artifacts that can be examined thoroughly at a later time.
Developed by Broncolor and powered by Truvis, a scientific startup originating from the Digital Humanities Lab at the University of Basel Switzerland, the Scope D50 is the most advanced system of digital-experiencing surfaces. It takes multiple images which are then translated into a mathematical surface model. This technology adds a whole new dimension to analyzing an object as opposed to studying flat photographs. Details that previously would have been lost can now contribute to a greater understanding of artifacts. The scope D50 is battery-powered and creates a new level of detail in research to allow a more accurate reconstruction when studying an item.
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Key Features
- 48 High-Quality LEDs
- Portable Integrated Solution
- Sophisticated Capture Software
- Built-In WiFi and Bluetooth
With the Scope D50, Broncolor has engineered a unique, portable surface visualization system, which reproduces absolute authenticity in the shape, color, and texture of an object by means of a digital image. The result can be viewed in any web environment and on any mobile device. This allows for on-the-spot digital recording of objects and artifacts that can be examined thoroughly at a later time.
Broncolor Scope D50 Overview
- 1Description
- 2More than Digitalization
- 3More than Photography
- 4More than Lighting
More than Digitalization
Based on 48 single images the powerful software creates a surface model.
More than Photography
Unlike classical photography, the digital recording of the Broncolor Scope D50 is interactive rather than static.
More than Lighting
The light can be moved virtually, making it possible to display details that are barely visible to the naked eye.
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