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Op 24 juli 2014 is de 32 duizend kilo zware magneet van een 7 Tesla scanner, de vierde in Nederland, op zijn plaats getakeld in de nieuwbouw van het Spinoza Centre for Neuroimaging in Amsterdam Zuidoost. De ultrahoog veld MRI-scanner, die vanaf november 2014 in gebruik wordt genomen, zal neurowetenschappers meer inzicht geven in de werking van de hersenen en hersenaandoeningen.
A scanner like this one can be used to import original artwork or printed photos onto a computer for use in a digital story.
Pongan un scanner a cuatro personas sin oficio, en horas de trabajo y ya ven el resultado, jajajajajaja
I got me an Epson V300 Scanner for use with my laptop, downstairs. I love it - it scans photos, slides and negatives.
My scanner, a UMAX Astra 1200S, isn't new. But as of this afternoon, it's newly working, after not having been used (for more than a horizontal place to put junk) in well over a year.
I scanned my face! There is no photoshopping or editing done to this picture whatsoever. It's straight from the scanner.
Got rid of a lot more mirrors and mechanical bits (more levers than I've ever seen in a scanner!). The last stages of the optic path are visible here.
Utiliser un scanner pour se prend en photo, c'est assez drole, C'est comme le détourner de sa fonction première qui est de scanner des feuilles d'écriture ou d'image pour ensuite les garder en mémoire, pour les mémoriser.
How to configure a network printer and scanner on Ubuntu desktop
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This is to answer itcho1954's question. The Epson Perfection 4490 Photo Scanner has these two film holders, either of which you may position on the scanning bed. The left one holds a 2.25" wide negative which may be up to 4.75" long. One is in there now. The other one holds either up to four 35mm slides or two strips of 35mm wide film, some of which is in there now. The negatives may be either B&W or color; the software that loads with the scanner immediately inverts the image to a positive after scanning. Also, the film you put in may be a positive instead of a negative.
Dan Reetz's DIY book scanner; laser-cut prototype (after winning laser-cutter with from-trash prototype). Affordable, collapsible to fit in carry-on luggage. Also, from my perspective, highly aesthetically pleasing, but it might just be all the nice plywood.
Dan's own public-domain images (much more atmospheric than mine!) www.danreetz.com/blog/2009/10/12/public-domain-images-of-...
Demonstrated at the "D is for Digitize" conference at New York Law School, October 10, 2009.
Robin Sloan has another photo with Dan in it and a quick vid of Dan assembling it