Hello,
I've done some tests with my scanner (Hewlett-Packard ScanJet 2300c)
and xsane or xscanimage.
I found xsane more user-friendly, but now I note that with some
images, results from xsane are not usable, while xscanimage can
handle such tricky cases.
Particularly, I can'nt get soft-toned im
Hello,
According to the suggestion of Stef, I've installed xscanimage on my
system (Debian testing).
Xscanimage fits my needs rather well, but I can't use it from Gimp.
xsane and xscanimage are installed as plugins by symbolic links from
the programs in /usr/bin to /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins/
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Le sam 21 avr, Stef m'a ?crit:
> xscanimage has an interactive gamma curve editor that is worth trying
> in
> your case. You must note that gamma correction only works with a 8 bits
> depth,
> not in 16 bits per color (it's an hardware limit).
Many thanks, Stef, xscanimage allows me to g
Le mar 17 avr, Nicola m'a ?crit:
> are new to the Linux world, I installed Ubuntu 11.10 64bit, I'm very
> happy and everything works, except for the Canon 9000F I asked and
> searched in other forums and they told me to address here. can it
> work? I would like to avoid returning to win just for th
Le sam 14 avr, m. allan noah m'a ?crit:
> Threshold is only for binary (lineart) images.
>
> allan
Thanks for this 1rst explanation. But about gamma ?
My problem is that the scan of dark photos leads to pictures where
the loud keys are saturated (?bouch?s? in french); I can't retrieve
the detail
