dav...@mostang.com said: > Never mind my comments. I missed the fact that you're talking about > 1-bit RGB data only (not 1-bit monochrome, which does make a lot of > sense). I think I added 1-bit RGB just because the Mustek scanner > could do it, but it always was a mystery to me why 1-bit RGB data > would be useful. I don't think even dithering helps there.
Hum, I would have thought that it was obvious. It can be handy in the production of a one bit monochrome image, where you don't know in advance whether averaging RGB,RG,GB,RB or just selecting one of R,G,B will produce the best monochrome scan of a colour image. Well more likely text on a colour background, or coloured text, or even a mixture of the two. All that said, I suspect that the number of people actually making use of this is rather small. JAB. -- Jonathan A. Buzzard Email: jonat...@buzzard.org.uk Northumberland, United Kingdom. Tel: +44(0)1661-832195
