Images obtained from high-quality scanners of original sensors

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Images were obtained from a high-quality metal detector scanner that uses original sensors especially Stephan Mayer.

As it can be seen, these scanners have high resolution and good quality in showing details and soil layers. Although this issue depends on the accuracy of performing scans by the user but anyway obtained images from high-quality sensors are easily distinguishable from other sensors or weak drivers.

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