Is there free software that can be used together with the infrared data
produced by the coolscan2 backend to remove dust and scratches from the
scanned pictures? I could find a `duster' utility in an old version of
the coolscan2 backend and some old GIMP plugin. Is there anything else
available?
On Tuesday 24 July 2007 00:34:33 Milan Zamazal wrote:
Is there free software that can be used together with the infrared data
produced by the coolscan2 backend to remove dust and scratches from the
scanned pictures? I could find a `duster' utility in an old version of
the coolscan2 backend
Hello everybody!
I just bought a Canon LiDE 50 USB scanner. It should be supported
by the genesys backend. When I try to get a scan (or preview),
the slider starts to move a little bit, a green light is emitted but
then it remains in the start area. The real scan is not startet.
While this, a
On Tuesday 24 July 2007, Andreas Schallenberg wrote:
Hello everybody!
I just bought a Canon LiDE 50 USB scanner. It should be supported
by the genesys backend. When I try to get a scan (or preview),
the slider starts to move a little bit, a green light is emitted but
then it remains in the
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stop using the halftone (dithered binary) mode. use a lineart
(standard binary) mode instead. if that is not enough, then do
scanimage --help
and look for threshold options, or switch to grayscale mode.
allan
On 7/24/07, Richard Reina richard at rushlogistics.com wrote:
I have an Avision
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Hi Pamcho,
You are correct, the perl script driver supports the 1815dn but the SANE
dell1600n_net backend does not. This is because I don't have an 1815dn and
adding the support to the perl driver was a real pain (as I was unable to
test as I went along). For this reason I don't have any
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