Hi @Jayson there is really not density while capturing cell frames so it is not possible to decrease or increase it while scanning , the pitch point cloud fusing density is between 0.1mm to 0.3mm and it is determined by the hardware itself and the distance you are scanning .
This means if you collected one frame or 10 frames of the same spot it will not influence the final fused point cloud quality , but actually decrease it as additional frames need to be manually removed before meshing .
For comparison an object needs minimal 12 frame cells to be completed in one 360 degrees rotation , anything else will be removed in the process .
In short how less frame cells is captured of the same area how better .
And the density (pitch point) is based on the distance between the object and the scanner so scanning with Range at the distance of 30 cm will produce much higher density than at 80 cm but can’t be greater than 0.1mm.
the color indicator is already there Too near-Excellent-Too Far.
So , for the best results focus on the proper distance , and not how much frame cells you captured of the area .
It actually would be great to see in real time a color indicator for overlapping of the frame cells , as many users tend to do that thinking they get better result after , but in reality , less is better .
In the future updates you will have an option to equalize the pitch point density of your already merged and meshed scans , reducing the size while automatic focusing on the details where it is mostly needed .
Please post your future suggestions and ideas to this thread : Leave your feedback & suggestions on the Revo Scan 5.0
It is recorded by the dev.team so , everything is possible in the future evolution of the software .