Do you receive 3 * 2 bytes per pixel? The FS2710S also produces
2 bytes, of which 12 bit are significant, in the order RRGGBB.
The Canon-SCSI backend contains some portions that convert these
raw data to the usual 8 bit representation. Perhaps this code can
be modified to fit your case.
Regards,
Hi,
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 11:59:18AM -0400, Dave Burns wrote:
> I am making good progress reverse-engineering the SCSI protocol for this
> film scanner. I now have a short test program in C that scans film and I now
> have the challenge of decoding the image data returned. It appears to be raw
>
Sorry, ignore this post. It's not raw data as I can now see an image with
different scanning parameters.
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I am making good progress reverse-engineering the SCSI protocol for this
film scanner. I now have a short test program in C that scans
I am making good progress reverse-engineering the SCSI protocol for this
film scanner. I now have a short test program in C that scans film and I now
have the challenge of decoding the image data returned. It appears to be raw
sensor data. I don't have experience with many other scanners: is this
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