Starting points for dorsum scans

Starting points for dorsum scans

Wrong position

The foot is out of the foot gauge, hence, one of the three points around is on the foot instead of being on the flat surface, causing a slanted scan box.















Good position

The distance is good, confirmed by the three green dots, that are all on the flat surface. The scan box is well positioned. 



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