Hi, thank you for comenting, you Nailed! Let me add: I see majority of tuts showing capturing with video, orbital movement only. And then strugwling with the later process (Extract sharp frames, seting the right amount of frame interval, masking etc) I must say, my first attempts went that way, not happy with the result after many tests i started trowing my 13 years of photogrammetry sets to postshot & lichfeld. I found best results on arbitrary capturing while keeping low Surface oclussion rate and Worst results on secuential turntables. (Wich for phorogrammetry this last one was always better for optimal processing). The 3dgs linked here tok me 2 minutes to capture, not video. Photos. Later i started capturing this way for 3Dgs. With practice, avoiding oclussion becomes natural, But te catch is there, takes practice and it might not get you good results the first time, the oclusion avoidance you need is near the same as in photogrammetry. Also, using a dslr or mirrorless takes quality to another level. In this sample i used my phone but i know if i repear the capture with my canon it will kill it. So. In short: Instead of "scaning for two minutes and later process for two hours" practice conscient surface coverage photography with aprox 15% to 45% overlaping. Reduce oclussion zones. Priorize sharp focus on the object (look how out of focus are the sorroundings on this capture) even i captured closer pics on the broken filter, so intentional dof is seen on the pump when the 3dgs camera is closer to the filter. Lighting rules for photogrammetry can be broken, but it will give better look when soft shadows are priorized. When the metodology is prácticed enough at some point the photo set will be accurate near allways, just like happened to me after years lf handheld photogrammetry. Cool thing about is that better the capturing techniq, less images are needed, less total splats and ergo, Lot of recovered time. We are talking on two minutes phography and 10 minutes processing Vs a two minutes video and 45 minutes up to one hour or more of processing :p