At 11:05 PM 6/20/01 -0400, someone wrote: > >> Has anyone actually seen the illumination system used in a Nikon >> scanner? How large are the LED "elements"? Are all four "colors" >> integrated into one LED element (R,G,B, IR), or are they individual? >> Are they diffused via some material or light chamber? [Austin:] >Sounds like we need a volunteer! Rafe? Got your screwdriver handy ;-) Er, how about someone with an old, out-of-warranty LS-30 or LS-2000? rafe b.
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