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I also would recommend a 3D image-based rotation presentation as opposed to 3D scanning. 3D scanning results will take longer to capture, longer to process, and longer for your prospects to download than an equivalent 3D-looking results made with photos only.
Take a look at this: https://sirv.com/demos/360-spin-3d-model/. This would provide a 360-view of your products with the resolution and accuracy of digital photos without creating full 3D models.

I’m currently working on a client store that uses Sirv to host and generate their 360 spinners. They have a Shopify app that pulls in the right spinner, I’ve yet to use it though.

Shameless plug: try Sirv. Some notable features:

• Automatic image optimization. Serves the most optimal image format to your users, including WebP (20-40% image size decrease without losing quality, supported by all Chrome-based browsers).
• Automatic image resizing based on your user's display size.
• Lazy loading out-of-the box (turned off by default).
• Boatloads of other interesting stuff like dynamic imaging (cloudinary/imgix do this too), 360 degree viewer and Image zoom viewers are included too. Message me if you're interested.

many thanks will have a look. I also found the below which was quite helpful.

What I still don't understand though is what happens to all the files/folders an owner created and shared with other users if that owner then leaves the platform?

https://sirv.com/help/articles/users-roles-permissions/

your camera forgot to write in the picture's EXIF that it is to be displayed portrait-wise in a way that reddit understands

https://sirv.com/help/resources/rotate-photos-to-be-upright/

Hey, have a look at Sirv. It sounds just like what you're looking for. The documentation for resizing is here. There's a free plan for up to 500 MB of storage and 2 GB bandwidth.

Disclaimer: I work at Sirv.