
Scan quality
Best practice: one object per scan
One object per scan, several photos of that object, and why mixing items goes wrong.
Marcel Buth4 min read

One object per scan, several photos of that object, and why mixing items goes wrong.

Weight, provenance and what you already know: the details a photo cannot carry.

A coin, a scale and a ruler will do more for your results than any camera upgrade.

Why two scans can differ, and why two agreeing scans mean more than one confident one.

Six things that decide how much evidence your photo gives the analysis.

Light, scale, weight and readable hallmarks: the inputs that change a scan result most.