Subscriptions are easily manages through Google Play. That said, the pricing won’t break your bank and it allows for unlimited processing. More importantly, you’ll need a paid subscription to be able to export models, even with the Basic preset, so the free mode had very little functionality. The Basic quality preset is still free to use while High and Ultra require a subscription for €5,99 a month or €40,99 a year (33% discount). While earlier versions of SCANN3D where totally free, this is no longer the case. And talking about quality, there are now 3 presets: Basic, High and Ultra. The amount of RAM is the main bottleneck for how many photos you can process and at what quality. I’m testing the app on a Google Pixel 2 which has 4GB of RAM. This might have sounded a bit optimistic 1.5 years ago but today’s flagship Android handsets are quite fast. What sets it apart from apps like TRNIO for iOS (Review) and the discontinued 123D Catch that many people are still asking about is that SCANN3D performs the photogrammetry locally, not in the cloud. SCANN3D is developed by SmartMobileVision and is only available for Android. Time for a dedicated Review post that goes into what it is, how it works and what it produces in terms of 3D scan quality. One and a half year later, the application (currently version 3.1) has seen a lot of developments and now offers both a Free and Paid Mode. Back then it was still in development, and free, so I made it part of my original post with Free 3D Scanning apps. The last time I took a look at SCANN3D was in the summer of 2016. Bellus3D Face Camera Pro (IR Sensor, Android).

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