Manual

 As previously described in Laser Detection  (p. ), laser exposure refers to
settings that affect the quality of the laser line detected. The goal is to
have straight, clean laser lines.
Setting the Lasers
As you move the slider for Laser 1, you’ll notice that Laser 2 Exposure is
tied to Laser 1. Clicking on the padlock icon unlocks Laser 2 Exposure for
fine-tuning.
Example 6: Adjusting Laser Exposure in Mac – Low Contrast
Taking the time to manually adjust
laser exposure can greatly improve the
quality of scans. This example takes a
low contrast object (object’s colors
come from one side of the color wheel,
see How Do I Identify High Contrast
Objects  , page , for more detail) through
the process of setting laser settings.
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