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Hi,
> The 1600 dpi maximum resolution is not available.
This should be fixed in the latest CVS version (you may want to try=20
one of the daily CVS snapshots from=20
http://www.sane-project.org/snapshots/ )
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Hi,
> Some more informations:
> scanimage starts to see the scanner at SANE_DEBUG_SANEI_USB=3D8.
> With this setting, I was able to scan an image successfully.
no idea why this should happen. My best guess is a timing issue, but=20
I'm just clutchi
Mickael Profeta wrote:
> Jason Anderson wrote:
>
>> Since I don't know much about writing drivers for Linux, I would like
>> to see what Mike Profeta has accomplished on writing a driver. He has
>> mentioned that the is writing a driver for the 3670, and they're both
>> similar.
>
>
> I wou
> The alternative might be to try UV cleaning, though I suspect that the
> idea of illuminating precious negatives with UV might not be welcome.
I guess that's related to the fact that the UV light would be absorbed
by the emulsion -- which means UV cleaning would probably not work
very well.
> S
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and...@users.sourceforge.net said:
> Agreed. I think there should be a sanei_* library that allows the code
> to be used in frontends or meta-backends, whichever solution is best.
> (Just think of a network scanner that is accessed by a handheld device
> --
Jason Anderson wrote:
> Since I don't know much about writing drivers for Linux, I would like to see
> what Mike Profeta has accomplished on writing a driver. He has mentioned
> that the is writing a driver for the 3670, and they're both similar.
I would be glad to show you what I have done, bu
> has anyone attempted to use the Multiscan feature of certain Nikon film
> scanners? Being the naive fellow I am, this should work by "setting a
> flag" on the scanner and either it would do everything in hardware or it
> would send the several scans "in raw" to the driver.
Not yet. I'll do it ea
Jason Anderson wrote:
> Does anyone have further information on the HP Scanjet 2300C? I will try to
> write a driver for it and any information on it would be appreciated. I know
> that one person has made some strides and I will look at their work.
Hi
This scanner is said to be similar to 24
Just the correct version of three broken URL's...
http://www.xs4all.nl/~labrat/downloads/es600cua.pdf
http://www.xs4all.nl/~labrat/downloads/wlens.jpg
http://www.xs4all.nl/~labrat/downloads/wscreen.jpg
Bart Buitinga
I found a user level description of the Epson GT80FLU Transparency unit
(see http://www./xs4all.nl/~labrat/downloads/es600cua.pdf ) for some of
the GT series and it declares a lot of the difficulties:
1. This TPU is not just a hood with a lamp; it contains a carriage with
either a lamp or a sensor
Hi,
I'm trying to set up my new CX6400 for scanning, and I've tried some of
the ideas given on this list and on the epson printing list. Someone
asked for some specific output from commands, so here ye go (I've added
a line to my epson.conf file as described in an earlier mail to this
list):
dave
> I think that IR cleaning is a front end task personally. For starters
> you can tweek the IR cleaning parameters after the image has been
> scanned if you are not happy with the default ones, without having
> to scan the image again.
Agreed. I think there should be a sanei_* library that allows
and...@users.sourceforge.net said:
> That's good news. I'm quite sure it's a software-only solution, i.e.
> one can apply it to the older Coolscans as well.
Or they have switched to a longer IR wavelength in the scanners, which
seems more probable to me.
JAB.
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and...@users.sourceforge.net said:
> You can either do IR cleaning during scanning, in which case the user
> can maybe set a few parameters and then gets a cleaned RGB image. This
> approach would be possible with SANE1, provided the backend cleans the
> image. Or you can scan the RGBI image, and t
Bart Buitinga wrote:
>
> I think I'll just keep the GT-8000 for the countless things it's good
> at, and look for a more primitive one for this project.
>
> Thank you all for your attention and good luck with your project,
>
Try to get a (used) Epson Perfection 2450 Photo. It has a fixed TPU
l
Hubert Figuiere said:
> On lun, 2003-12-01 at 09:42, Nils Philippsen wrote:
>
>> > > You mean e.g. not giving up on Kodak slides? I have many of this
>> type,
>> > > so I'll love to have it as well.
>> >
>> > I assume you mean Kodachrome? I think it's possible to do IR cleaning
>>
>> Yes.
>>
>> > o
> The problem with Kodachrome is the same as it is with B&W negative film.
> The sensitive emulsion contains a large amount of silver and this
> materiel does produce something when scanning with IR, unlike it is done
> with conventionnal C41 or E6 emulsions.
Hmmm. Kodachrome emulsions don't conta
> > This IR data is the raw data which contains quite a lot of red
> > information as well, for most films. You need to extract the pure IR
> > information, and that's probably best done by adding the cubic roots
> > of the four channels with appropriate weighting factors and then raise
> > the res
On lun, 2003-12-01 at 09:42, Nils Philippsen wrote:
> > > You mean e.g. not giving up on Kodak slides? I have many of this type,
> > > so I'll love to have it as well.
> >
> > I assume you mean Kodachrome? I think it's possible to do IR cleaning
>
> Yes.
>
> > on Kodachrome, but it's a lot hard
Since I don't know much about writing drivers for Linux, I would like to see
what Mike Profeta has accomplished on writing a driver. He has mentioned that
the is writing a driver for the 3670, and they're both similar.
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On Mon, 2003-12-01 at 00:49, Major A wrote:
> > > You've missed the first point: the IR information must be extracted
> > > first. Since the IR channel is a non-linear combination of the de
Does anyone have further information on the HP Scanjet 2300C? I will try to
write a driver for it and any information on it would be appreciated. I know
that one person has made some strides and I will look at their work.
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Hello,
I've just bought an Epson Perfection 1670 scanner (snapscan backend) and
have been testing it lightly. Till now I have tried successfully the
following modes:
- Colour, 1200 dpi
- Colour, 900 dpi
- Colour, 600 dpi
- Colour, 450 dpi
- Colour, 300 dpi
- Colour, 200 dpi
- Colour, 150 dpi
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