It is very interesting how these two threads, this one regarding the
digital/film comparisons regarding the newest Canon digital camera, and
the other thread regarding "over resolving scans" have independently
come to the same issues, those of aliasing and grain.
I hope people who have been readi
You are correct. Once the errors have been incorporated into the file
data, it takes some much bigger crayons to hide them. ;-)
Art
George Hartzell wrote:
> Tony Sleep writes:
> > [...]
> > With all aliasing the easy cure is to degrade the frequency of image
> > information so that it falls
Hi,
No, if you install the MIME-header patch or use a recent version of IE it
only protects you from running viruses automatically. Your computer can
still be infected if you open an attachment that is actually a virus. But if
you do not have this security vulnerability in IE and you are very car
I don't believe anyone is using sputtered gold anymore, it simply is
just too costly, and very few people would be willing to pay for it.
There are probably three issues with CD-Rs, and I would place them in
this order: (assuming general QC was done during manufacturing to begin
with -- I've seen
Hi Stan,
I suppose I could, but I'm much more a 'big picture' guy. I'm sure
there are others on this list who live for these details and can provide
you with all the fine details, but I'd have to look them up.
What's most important IMHO, is that there is an understanding of what
happens when a
Hi Jamie,
It appears I'm in error here. I went to the European site which has the
newest software/firmware upgrades for the Elite F-2900 and Elite II as
well as the other Pro and Dual scanners.
The latest version is indeed the one you have (DSE104e.exe), which I
assumed was a full upgrade as th
On Fri, 11 Oct 2002 19:28:39 -0700 George Hartzell
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I think that it can make a big difference between whether you degrade
> the frequency of the image before/while it's scanned (e.g. defocusing
> the scanner) or whether you try to blur in photoshop.
>
> When you do it
On Sat, 12 Oct 2002 02:42:38 +0100 Bert Logan ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> I wish I could attach a picture I found in a brutally underexposed
> negative I scanned the other day - a stunning & beautiful
> ex girlfriend giving me a look to die for - that I couldnt ask
> her to do a second time aro
On Sat, 12 Oct 2002 09:20:22 +1000 Julian Robinson ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> So - is there a digital camera that allows you to record a
> wide-brightness-range raw file? If not, why not?
Yes, quite a few studio backs and upmarket cameras do. If Canon have any
sense at all, the RAW files wil
DMA means "Direct Memory Access", and if implemented properly, can speed
data transfers, simply because it doesn't read the data from one place,
store it, then write it out to some place else. What DMA does, is directly
transfer the data between the two devices without any intermediate storing
o
A month or so ago I upgraded from Windows 98SE to ME in order to get better
IEEE 1394 (Firewire) support. My Cannon FS 2710 stopped working following
the upgrade: the scanner is simply not found, either by the Cannon
software or by Viewscan. The SCSI card is visible to Windows and the
scanner r
and try tehe ezscsi software too
http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/support/suppbyproduct.html?sess=no&cat=/Tec
hnology/SCSI+Software&fromPage=driverindex
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