Testing the Moose 3D Scanner from 3DMakerPro

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The Moose 3D scanner was given to me by 3DMakerPro to do a review, I was not paid to make the video, this is my honest opinion of the product.
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Thank you so much for the effort you put into this detailed review. I really appreciate your work!
I have had the opportunity to do some scans with the POP 2 scanner but it was very uncomfortable and you had to do so much preparation to get usable results. What do you think of the Moose compared to the POP 2? Would it be much better at handling the whole 3D scanning workload?
Thanks in advance.
Greetings from Lower Austria ;-)