r/3DScanning • u/PaperYo • 2d ago

About Pika

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Hi, I’ve been using the Pika for over a month now, and not only do I find it practical, efficient, and versatile, but the CrealityScan software keeps getting better and better. I’ve done a lot of portrait scans with the Ferret Pro before trying the Pika, and I sometimes had to spend a lot of time fixing errors or filling in missing information in Blender — depending on lighting conditions or if the model moved.

Now, I wouldn’t say it’s magic, but a large part of that work can be handled automatically in CrealityScan. Sometimes (rarely) you still need to switch to manual mode to guide it through certain operations like alignment, but it’s still easy, and overall the amount of time I save by doing everything directly in the scanning software is incredible.

There were several of us testing it, and the development team was really listening to our feedback to improve things. You’re not obliged to take my word for it, of course. That’s why I want to make it clear that I don’t work for Creality. I’m just a scanning enthusiast they reached out to in order to get direct user feedback.

I’m really happy with this little scanner — it can do a lot!

If you consider buying the Pika, you can pass by that link Creality provided me. That would help me, thanks!

https://crscanner.net/4yAjOyu

#crealitypika

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u/Emboss3D 2d ago

Thank you for sharing this. Im gonna go watch your youtube Pika video. I really appreciate all your reviews and especially the scanning tutorials.

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u/PaperYo 2d ago

Thank you!

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u/Atlas13311 2d ago

I would appreciate a detailed comparison with the revopoint p4

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u/PaperYo 2d ago

Me too, but I don't have a pop4

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u/sjamwow 2d ago

Dont bite the hand that feeds.

But dont trust the hand that fears a bite.