3Dprintsy — exact-model image review Reviewed: 2026-10-17 catalogModels: 585 manufacturerRecords: 209 reviewedModels: 585 pendingImageReviews: 0 officialImagesCollected: 562 modelsWithImages: 567 modelsWithoutImages: 18 manufacturersWithImages: 204 newModelImagesAdded: 247 previouslyMissingImagesAdded: 32 existingImagesReplaced: 2 existingImagesRetained: 286 Every displayed image has a visual review, source, model evidence and SHA-256 integrity record. Retained images preserve earlier provenance and license terms. A successful HTTP response is not alone evidence of model identity. Manufacturer drawings and comparison plates have explanatory captions. Replaced existing images: Prusa CORE One L+: Replaced earlier image. Prusa's current product listing labels this asset CORE One L+. The new image contains the plus badge and current complete enclosure; the earlier CORE One L photograph was replaced. Prusa XL+: Replaced earlier image. Prusa's current product listing labels this asset XL+. The plus badge and complete current XL machine are visible; the earlier original XL photograph was replaced. Unresolved exact-model images: 3D MicroPrint DMP60: The current official machines page still describes DMP60 but its available machine photography is explicitly labeled DMP70 (and DMP120). Visual inspection confirms the DMP70 generation. The old manufacturer Maschine_DMP.pdf source returned 404. No exact DMP60 image was accepted. 3D Systems Cube (first generation): The catalog entry is the original 2012 Cube. Retrieved manufacturer candidates show later Cube generations or unrelated current printers. The official 2011 annual report confirms the January 2012 launch but contains no embedded machine photographs; the launch release did not supply a retrievable exact photo. A later-generation Cube image was not substituted. Admatec Admaflex 130 Entry: The exact Entry page was inspected, including all raster assets and the linked process animation thumbnail. It contains a generic production-line photograph and process diagram, without an exact Entry identification or position caption. Search for an official Entry brochure did not yield a usable exact machine image. No Evolution/130 family substitution made. Anisoprint Composer A4: Official support pages were corroborated through indexed primary content but direct retrieval timed out. A manufacturer-authored Composer A4/A3 manual was recovered through a document mirror and visually inspected. Its cover contains one complete machine photograph beside both A4 and A3 names, with no explicit identification of which format is pictured. The photograph is therefore not accepted as an exact A4 asset. Brinter Brinter Core: The official Core launch release and original Cision media image were inspected. They show two different complete printers and a separate tool module, but the only image caption is Brinter, with no exact Core position. The release-linked media folder is unavailable; a later manufacturer media kit has generic Brinter and accessory photos. No exact-position mapping inferred from size or family resemblance. Brinter Brinter One: The official One roadshow release, full-size original Cision photo and linked public media kit were inspected. The same group photo shows several machines and the caption only says Brinter, without identifying which is One. The kit contains generic Brinter/CEO and accessory images, not an exact One caption. No unsupported group-photo position mapping used. Farsoon FS273M: The official FS273M family page covers single- and dual-laser versions but its machine hero visibly reads FS273M-2. That asset was accepted only for the dual-laser entry. No image specifically identified as the single-laser FS273M was verified. GeSiM BS3.3: Manufacturer page captions say BS3.3, but its corresponding photo and alt/title identify the older BS3.2. The 2023 manufacturer brochure repeats a photo visibly marked BioScaffolder 3.2. Enlarged review confirms the generation mismatch. No exact BS3.3 image selected. GeSiM BS5.3: Manufacturer current page caption says BS5.3, while the image title says BS51. The 2023 brochure cover is visibly marked BioScaffolder 5.1; the alternative enclosed image concerns a configured containment/CB system. These do not establish a visually exact base BS5.3 generation. No older-generation photo substituted. GeSiM BS5.3/E: The manufacturer current slide caption says BS5.3/E, but the same image alt/title says BS5.1/E with security housing. The 2023 brochure discusses BS5.3/E but does not unambiguously identify a separate exact E-model photo. The conflicting generation was left unresolved. Intech Additive Solutions Infinity Series: The official Infinity Series page supplies a promotional banner, components and other iFusion imagery, but no verified full machine image showing the Infinity laser configuration was established. The standard iFusion450 photo is not assumed to show the newer Infinity configuration. Natural Machines Foodini 2.0: The official Foodini 2.0 support article verifies the model but has no exact printer photograph. The manufacturer users page provides generic Foodini imagery without identifying generation 2.0. No version-specific source or legible 2.0 label was found, so the older generic Foodini photo was not substituted. Sintratec S3: The former manufacturer source redirected to unrelated gambling content. Its images were rejected; no exact-model official replacement was retrieved. SprintRay MoonRay D75: The manufacturer technical-specification page names D75 and S100 but its current downloaded imagery contains newer Pro machines and dental samples. The old MoonRay main page also lacks a retrievable D75 asset. Existing S100 image visibly says MoonRay S, so it was not reused for D75. Two Trees SP-3: The exact manufacturer SP-3/SP-5 comparison table identifies its original SP-3 image, but the linked CDN asset returns 404. The manufacturer help-center manual also returns 404, and exact-model shop/wiki fallbacks did not yield a retrievable verified machine image. No different Sapphire model is substituted. Two Trees SP-5: The exact manufacturer SP-3/SP-5 comparison table identifies its original SP-5 image, but the linked CDN asset returns 404. The manufacturer help-center manual also returns 404. Its linked SP-5 assembly tutorial is unavailable and both maximum-resolution and standard thumbnail URLs return 404. No SP-5 V3 or other Sapphire-generation image is substituted. Velo3D Sapphire XC: The current official Sapphire XC family page serves an asset identified as Sapphire XC 1MZ, and visual inspection shows the taller machine. The official May 2022 standard Sapphire XC product brief was located but its download returned HTTP 403. No exact 550 mm-height XC machine asset was accepted. WEBER Additive DXR: Reviewed candidates did not establish a usable exact-model manufacturer image; unrelated products, details without model identity, generic marketing and newer generations were rejected. Full per-model source attempts and visual observations: /manufacturer-image-coverage.json Manufacturer image reuse permission remains unverified.