Starting points for plantar surface scans

Starting points for plantar surface scans

In order to help you with your scanning experience, we have created the image starting point. This tool helps you get a good scanning position at first, hence will render a perfect scan. Please follow the instructions below for the different body parts. 

Plantar surface, wrong position:
The distance is good, but the foot gauge is not positioned correctly on the plantar surface, so the left positioning dot is not on the foot.














Plantar surface, good position:
The foot gauge is correctly positioned on the plantar surface, all three dots are on the foot.

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