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sorry, it's out of focus.

this is the usb connector for the live view

New medium format body made of "Alumide", using rapid prototyping.

 

..I had some problems trying to put the battery in place, but after some adjustement, it fits perfectly.

This is a test about compare some filters with my self made scanner camera.

the last two in the lower right corner has a circle in the center because the filter was smaller than the lens.

I have done the test because i'm not very sure that the IR/UV filter is good. from the graph seems to cut at 680nm but the colors even with the filter are not very realistic.

I can't write any conclusion because im not sure if the 680nm filter is really 680 and how's the cutoff curve.

 

Note: Flickr makes a .jpg of uploaded files. The Jpeg process reduces actuance. The original scan has more detail than the .jpg file and in turn the original scan has less detail than is on the film. The film probably has 4 to 9 times (2 squared to 3 squared) the detail as you can see if made with a cracker jack lens and top rated film.

 

Gentlepersons:

 

This is one of three uploads to show the comparison between a good flatbed scanner and a good dedicated film scanner. Please use the download and/or view all sizes button, which will take you to a page where you can see the original. Tap on the original, then look at the detail on the license plate to see a proper comparison.

  

The Pictures in General...

 

These recently uploaded pictures have no artistic value. They were just uploaded to be representative of color picture recording during about 95+ years that I was able to take pictures, mostly slides at first. Unlike in today’s digital world it took time, money and effort to make a color slide. We took fewer pictures back then, trying to stretch resources, but some sere still frivolous. The first picture I remember taking was in the mid-1920s when my mother's sailor boyfriend brought an overseas camera to San Pedro.

  

I’m almost 97 (2016)and all tuckered out. I probably will not post much more. The ratio of today’s digital pictures that are kept for any length of time and/or printed is much less than the film photos taken in days past. History will be lost. Meanwhile you get to be bored by some old Kodachromes, Agfachromes, Anscochromes, Dynachromes, a few Dufaycolors and perhaps an old black & white or so.

  

This picture in specific…

  

The Camera: Rolleicord V, ca. 1954

 

I used a used but good condition Rolleicord V ca 1954. It has a single coated Schneider Kreuznach 75mm F:3.5 Xenar four element lens. I bought a second one so I could make medium format 3D (Stereo) slides. The two like cameras are less than 100 serial numbers apart but the second lens is not up to the quality of this one. Using the USAF1951 chart this lens gives over 60 lp/mm at F: 11. I would have liked to have bought a new Rolleiflex with the Planar lens but I was raising a family and trying to build some equities to suppliment my old age pension some years in the future (at that point).

  

The film, Fuji Velvia ISO 50 (old):

 

This was shot on the original formulae Fuji Velvia ISO 50 in about 1997. Velvia was then billed as the top dog in the punch colors race, at least by Fuji. The manufacture rated it as having a very low 9 RMS grain value and 160 lp/mm at 1:1000 contrast ratio with 80 lp/mm at a 1:6 contrast ratio. It was a sharp, tight grain (actually dye clumps) film. A Nikon 5000 ED or 9000 ED only resolves about 78 lp/mm. When used with a top rated lens, there is still detail on Velvia 50 that one can view through a good microscope that top of the line scanners cannot reproduce.

  

The Scanner, a Nikon 9000 ED

 

The Nikon 9000 ED is the medium format big brother to the Nikon 5000 ED. It too was rated by the manufacture to scan at 4000 PPI. Unlike most other scanners testing with a glass plate USAF 1951 with the resolution chart metal deposited on it, showed both vertical and horizontal resolution to be very close to that figure. When scanning a chart at maximum resolution one has to be concerned with registration between the lines on the chart and the pixel placement of the sensor. Exact registration is a hit and miss, re-trial exercise. With film the scanned bits of silver and dye clumps are randomly scattered without the need to have perfect alignment. I’d rate the 9000 at or very near 4000 PPI on film. Most scanners are over rated by 50-100%

  

texture in the natural world final images

Here's an employee price scanner on one of their traveling carts, abandoned in an aisle at the Hernando Walmart recently.

 

(c) 2015 Retail Retell

These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)

Holga + T400CN + felt pen + hue changing

scanner again!

i liked the texture-ness :)

 

i've got a stupid cold today!

..so breathing is not easy :P

This is the first test of the lomography scanner that i just got today.

 

the easiest way to use the scanner in a panoramic mode is just to use the panorama setting on your phone and just scroll the film through the scanner and then invert the image in photoshop after, and not use the lomo app on your phone

 

even with a b and w film a slight blue cast is on it, im sure a quick Photoshop fix could be done but for this it will do the job.

 

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even for commercial purpose.

 

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Leadville 100

I'm thinking this is 1999 and the last year I did Leadville..Came in 3rd place that year, with 2nd place just a few minutes up the road..I was chasing two Moots guys the second half of the race, felt really strong and had one of those races where it actually feels good to go harder.. MF and I made a trip out to Colorado for 4 years straight, spending time in Crested Butte adjusting to the altitude..Lots of camping and singletrack before the race, that was usually the best part, as Leadville as a race is pretty boring..The 3rd place prize was a miners pan with some gold sand elmer glued on..

it's very pretty and all - but it's driving me crazy. The damn thing isn't that old and I'd bought it to replace another scanner that was misbehaving. Grrrrrr.

Calibrating and profiling the Creo/Scitex Eversmart scanner.

Patrol Manager works by recording data from location buttons located along a specified route. Whenever it touches one of the location buttons, the unique code from that buttons is recorded in Patrol Manager’s memory together with the date and time. Operating on the same principle, buttons can be programmed to record individual events e.g. window open, lock broken etc. Event Wallets, containing up to 10 data cells per wallet allow electronic recording of patrol findings.

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Patrol Manager is a revolutionary new concept to help companies maintain control of their security personnel and processes. Just imagine receiving a daily printed report itemising in detail the movements over the past 24 hours of every member of your security staff and the events they encounter.

 

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a hp scanjet 3800

Canon Sure Shot Max - 38mm f/3.5 Lens - Expired Kodak 200 Gold 35mm film - Epson V750 scanner

This photo shows a full body scanner being used in an airport. This new technology is very controversial because of its invasive nature.

This is the scanner-camera shooting in the tuscany countryside. Now I have the IR/UV filter, and I've done some photos with real colors, but nothing interesting enough to upload.

I also have bad news:

THE SCANNER IS DEAD.

Now I have to buy a new scanner, so my wish to build a low cost digital scanner-camera is now vanished, because the minimum amount of money to buy a normal ccd scanner is about 90-100 euros.

So I have an advice to all the people who wants to build their own scanner camera: don't do it unless you have at least 3-400 euros or dollars to spend: the probability to destroy your scanner is very high. in my case I don't know even what's the problem, all works, but is now blind. the ccd is dead.

 

The best candidate for replacing the old scanner is the EPSON Perfection V30, beacuse of it's longitudinal resolution of 9600 dpi, and the possibility to choose different resolution for x and y.

 

Hi there, Fuji GX 680 addicts! I finished a very nice project with a remake of a Fuji GX 680 type 2. Now it's a scanner in combination with a Nikon D800. With all the precision movements I can make 6 pictures of one 6x8 negative and stitch the results together in PT GUI, even with HDR. It's also a full frame camera with a bellow. With all my Beautifull Fuji lenses! I'm very excited!

My new LARGE scanner next to my TINY mac. ;) It was an early Christmas present scored from staples for $38!!! It only took me two hours on the phone with tech support to get it going - if you get one, don't install the drivers that come with it!! (there is a new updated driver on their website)

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MaxiDAS DS708 Scanner

 

MaxiDas DS708 is a state of the art multifunction scan tool designed with workshops and mobile mechanics in mind, With the MaxiDas DS708 you have coverage for over 30 manufactures and OEM software levels for many of the vehicles allowing deep diagnosis and inspection, ANYTOOLS offer MaxiDas DS708, if MaxiDas DS708 intestest you,pls contact us. It can do Asian, Euro and American cars. For Toyota, Honda, Nissan and Renault, its functions have reached their original tool funcitions. For Volvo and Mitsubishi, year before 2005, it has reached original functions.Within 3 year, Free update by internet.

  

MaxiDas DS708 Features:

 

1. Broad vehicle coverage and deep OEM level software

 

2. Full OBDII support including CAN capability

 

3. Accurate and fast diagnosis of all electronic systems

 

4. On-screen service tips provide you the solution you need at your fingertips

 

5. Data graphing and graph merging for quick & easy data review & analysis

 

6. Supports all 9 test modes of the latest J1979 OBD II test specs

 

7. Powered by Autel Uni-SCANTM technology with no need for extra adaptors or "keys"

 

8. Daylight visible high-resolution 7 inch full color display

 

9. Easy automatic Wi-Fi upgrades available in new software releases

 

10. Hot Key for Quick Wi-Fi Internet Access

 

11. Automatic Wi-Fi data logging for quick and accurate after-sales service

 

12. Convenient Wi-Fi printing

 

13. Modular design allows for future capability expansions

 

14. Ergonomic design features strong housing and protective rubber grips

  

MaxiDas DS708 Function:

 

1. Extensive vehicle coverage for more than 30 domestic, Asian and European vehicle makes;

2. Deep vehicle system coverage for ALL electronic systems;

3. Complete function capability including live data, ECU programming and so many others;

4. Unparalleled OBDII functionalities?Csupports ALL 5 OBDII protocols and ALL 9 test modes;

5. Automatic Wi-Fi updates available in new software releases;

6. Innovative dual-processor technology for quicker diagnostics and boot-up;

7. The genuine Windows CE operating system allows for more stable performances, better compatibility and expandability;

8. WIFI internet capability allows for wireless access throughout the workshop;

9. Internet explorer brings internet resource of your choice at your fingertips

10. Advanced USB communication for faster operation and more accurate diagnostics;

11. Automatic Wi-Fi updates available in new software releases;

12. Extremely easy-to-us with touch-screen operation and intuitive operation;

13. Extensive vehicle coverage for more than 30 domestic, Asian and European vehicle makes;

14. 7 inch 800 x 480 pixel TFT color display provides better view of test results, graphs, web pages and etc;

15. Unique shop tough ergonomic design features multi-layered rubber protection and strong housing;

16. Intelligent memory of vehicles for easy and quick diagnosis of tested vehicles;

17. Captures, saves and prints screenshots for convenient troubleshooting;

18. Displays live data in text, graph and analog for easy data review and analysis;

19. Records and playbacks live data to pinpoint troubles of sensors and components;

20. Innovative graph merging for easy and quick detection of intermittent problems;

21. Automatic WIFI Data Logging for quick and accurate technical support and troubleshooting;

22. Built-in overvoltage protection keeps the instrument and vehicle from unwanted damages;

23. Creative remote diagnosis for convenient demonstrationand training;

24. Powered by Autel? Uni-SCANTM technology with no need for extra adaptors or "keys" ;

25. Prints out recorded data any time and anywhere with Wi-Fi printing capability.

  

MaxiDas DS708 Specifications:

 

Operating System: Windows CE

CPU: ARM9+ARM7 dual processor

Memory: Max. 4 Gigabyte SD card

Communication Interface: OBD, USB,Ethernet

Input Voltage: 8.0-32.0V power provided via vehicle battery

Power Consumption: 8W

Operating Current: 500mA

Display: Backlit, 7″ TFT (800*480 dpi) color display with touchscreen

Operating Temperature: 0 to 60°C (32 to 140 F°)

Storage Temperature: -10 to 70°C (14 to 158 F°)

Operation: Touchscreen and one rubber key (ON/OFF)

Printer Interface: Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet

Housing: Strong plastic housing with protective rubber boot

Dimension: 282mm (11.10″)*163mm (6.42″)*60mm (2.36″)

Weight: approx. 2Kg (4.41lbs)

Protocols: ISO 9141-2, K/L lins, flashing code, SAE-J1850 VPW, SAE-J1850 PWM, CAN ISO 11898 ISO15765-4, Highspeed, Middlespeed, Lowspeed and Singlewire CAN

 

Download Autel DS708 PC Suit V1.00.10 Beta

Vehicle Makes (deep OEM level software):

 

Australia: Holden & Ford

   

Asia: Mazda, Honda, Mitsubishi, Toyota, Subaru, Nissan, Hyundai, Scion, Infinity, Lexus, Acura, Kia, Isuzu, Daewoo..and more (incoming Suzuki, Cherry, Great Wall)

   

Europe: BMW, Benz, Benz Sprinter, Citroen, Opel, Volvo, Peugeot, Renault, VW, Audi, Euro Ford, Landrover, Daicia, Skoda, Seat, Mini, Smart, Jaguar, Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Saab, Maserati, Abarth, Mayback, Bently, Bugatti..and more

   

USA: Chrysler, Ford, GM

I got a new scanner today, the CanoScan LiDE 600F, with film scanning capabilities. It's pretty rad.

 

Haha, I said "rad".

Stereo pair.

 

Plastic toy figures scanned while in motion.

scanned, can't resist

   

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