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Haven't used any apps, but am familiar with some of the software.
It's very hit and miss, largely dependent on subject matter. Organic stuff usually fares very well, smooth surfaces with no discernable texture much less so. The resulting geometry can be a pain in the tits to deal with as well, depends what you want to do with it.
Brun-
Good input, thanks! We're looking to scan smaller organic objects - stones, shells, etc. The idea is to then take the input, tweak it and then print or create casts. It's all very exploratory.
Do you think an app on an iPhone 12 Pro is a good start, or is there better hardware to start with? Or is it better to send stuff off, similar to a place like shapeways but for scans?
kboy
Anyone here clued up about 3D-scans? Ideally something within a reasonable budget. Seen some iPad attachment thingies, are they good?