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According to Peter Seiderer :
> > Just set the medium type to "Full Range".
> > I naively thought that setting the medium type would help. But not. At
> > least no
On Wed, May 08, 2002 at 05:40:27PM +0200, Hubert Figuiere wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Concerning my slide scanning problem with the CoolScan III and
> coolscan backend, using xsane, I have mostly solved it:
>
> Just set the medium type to "Full Range".
> I naively thought that setting the medium type woul
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Hi,
Concerning my slide scanning problem with the CoolScan III and
coolscan backend, using xsane, I have mostly solved it:=20
Just set the medium type to "Full R
Hello,
detected that xsane has a bug when saving a image with more than
8 bits per pixel.
The patch
http://www.ciselant.de/projects/xsane_dev/patch-xsane-0.86-save-as-jpg-0.1
converts the pixel data to 8 bit values before calling the jpeg library.
Sorry for the nonconform identation.
Peter
Hi all.
I just updated the avision backend homepage, to include a more
complete list of supported scanners:
http://drocklinux.dyndns.org/rene/avision/index.html
There are also Fujitsu and Mitsubishi scanners in the list which wanna
get tested. (Most of the nes IDs are obtained from "string
avisi
> Anyone know about driver support on linux for the Canon film scanner.
First of all, you need the specifications. Then someone with a scanner
like that will have to write a driver for it, so if someone can borrow
me one, I'll do it...
> I am looking with envy at the postings for the coolscan dri
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According to Major A :
>=20
> > The resulting image (postive) has an orange color color cast. It
> > should not because the negative of orange is not orange
>=2
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According to Major A :
>=20
> > -from negative film, color is really weird. This is the positive
> > image, but they really don't match. I selected "Kodak negative"
> The resulting image (postive) has an orange color color cast. It
> should not because the negative of orange is not orange
It is orange only after inversion, the negative mask is purple, and
you can clearly see that on the negative.
If I ever get to scan a colour negative, I might look into
> -from negative film, color is really weird. This is the positive
> image, but they really don't match. I selected "Kodak negative" as
> media type.
Colour negatives need special treatment in software to eliminate the
orange mask. I don't know what xsane does in this area, but I guess it
cannot b
Anyone know about driver support on linux for the Canon film scanner.
I am looking with envy at the postings for the coolscan drivers so I was
just hoping...
:)
Sunil
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Hi,
I have a brand new[*] Nikon CoolScan III (aka LS 30)
I re-built and installed sane from the source, using
sane-backends-1.0.7-cvs-2002-05-02 and
sane-frontends-1.0.7-cvs-2002-05-02 on my Linux PPC system
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