Hello,
the feeling of a grayscale-Image scanned by sane is like lineart. When I do
the same scan with HP-Scan-Util in XP, then it is a good Grayscale-image with
many details.
I've two examples of the same scan plus the differences in the histogram.
In the histogram, the differences are evident.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 2:03 AM, Stefan Kempf steke at gmx.net wrote:
the feeling of a grayscale-Image scanned by sane is like lineart. When I do
the same scan with HP-Scan-Util in XP, then it is a good Grayscale-image with
many details.
I've two examples of the same scan plus the differences
Hi Ilia,
oh-ha, thanks for info.
... These calculations gave near the same tables as original Windows
drivers sent
if I look at the two histograms - I could mail them to you -
it looks like a 'not too small' difference.
...That could be because the scanner receives two tables (maps), I've
