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The Wasp WLS9500 handheld laser barcode scanner offers exceptional speed, precision, and durability for outstanding performance even in harsh environments.
As of August 2017 we have become the first and only privately owned veterinary practice in Saskatchewan with the ability to perform CT scans on small animals. A CT scan (also known as a CAT scan or Computed Tomography scan) is a diagnostic tool that uses very precise x-ray beams to take multiple images of a body area in a slice-like pattern. A computer then combines these x-ray image slices together to create a detailed 3D picture.
The resulting 3D image will vary in colour (white, black, and shades of gray), depending on the ability of the tissue to absorb the x-ray beam and thus provides much more information than a simple, 2 dimensional x-ray.
CT scans are often used to identify tumours as well as to assess and diagnose bone, joint and soft tissue abnormalities/injuries. The images also help to assess organs such as the lungs, liver and kidneys and can also assist in guiding biopsies and surgical planning.
For inquiries about our CT services and pricing structure, please contact a member of our management team!
This is the first scanner photo I attempted. I cut off the offending parts of the lilies to reduce the amount of pollen that falls on the glass. So they're not botanically complete, but what the hey. Most people don't even notice it.
Besides daylilies, this has some ornamental peppers, sedum, and platycodon.
$12 of plumbing equipment + dSLR = slide scanner.
I'll show you how I did it (with a link to the website this whole idea came from) - soon on my photoblog (jessiclick @ blogspot).
Our ultra-cool overhead scanner in the processing room of the Dept. of Archives & Records Management at Kennesaw State University, where I work.
The scanner is great because it allows you to scan books without damaging the spine.
1. Powerful OBD II diagnostic scan tool and road dynamometer.
2. Works on 1996 or newer vehicles including American, Asian and European.
3. Read/clear the dashboard Check Engine light, display the freeze frame, and viewing live data streams.
4. Enhanced OBD II upgrade options support ABS and airbag diagnostic trouble codes.
5. Measure instant and average MPG and fuel used on any vehicle. Help save gas by monitoring fuel usage in real-time.
6. Unique parameters such as air/fuel ratio, boost pressure, instant and average MPG, fuel used and fuel rate (gal/hr).
7. Supports 264 vehicle parameters. The latest May 2007 SAE J1979 OBD II standards are fully supported.
8. Metric and English units of measure. I/M readiness.
9. Record any number parameters for as long as you want.
10. Graphically view the entire recording with each data point time stamped.
11. Plugs into the OBD II connector located under the dashboard.
12. Access to thousands of generic and enhanced diagnostic trouble code definitions are displayed directly on screen.
13. Vehicle horsepower/torque and acceleration times are measured and graphically displayed.
14.0-60 time, 1/8 and 1/4 mile time and speed, MPG, and top speed.
15. All OBD II and EOBD protocols supported: CAN bus, VPW, PWM, ISO and KWP 2000.
16. High speed CAN 6x communication mode reads six sensors per vehicle message.
17. Supports diagnostic modes 1 through 9.
18. Supports enhanced diagnostic modes 13, 14, 17, and 18.
19. PC software works on all Windows operating systems: 98, ME, 2000, XP and Vista.
20. Multi-language:
English, Spanish, French, Magyar (Hungarian), Greek, Deutsch (German) and Italiano (Italian).
Key Features Description:
1. More Parameters and 6x Data Speeds Dyno-Scanner supports 264 different parameters, including unique parameters like air/fuel ratio, instant and average fuel economy and boost pressure. On CAN bus equipped vehicles, the software reads six sensors per vehicle message making data throughput up to 6 times faster!
2. ABS and Airbag Support need to read/clear ABS or airbag diagnostic trouble codes offers inexpensive manufacturer-specific enhanced OBDII upgrade options for many make/model vehicles. Typically reading ABS/airbag codes is only available using a high cost, dealer-level scan tool. Now read/clear ABS, airbag, transmission and other codes from your vehicle with inexpensive enhanced software upgrade.
3 Professional Software scan tool software is the most advanced and user friendly on the market. Automatically detects the vehicle protocol and supported parameters. Easily select parameters for viewing using line graphs and meters. Analyze and view an entire recording with zoom, scroll and individual time stamps. Complete user interface customization with docking toolbars and auto-hide side panels.
4. Superior Hardware the OBD II adapter hardware is an all-in-one design engineered from the ground up to support all OBD II hardware protocols. The adapter comes with ruggedized cables and a super long 12-foot total cable length.
5. Dyno Features invented the scan tool dynamometer and its still the best. The horsepower/torque and acceleration features are powered by advanced mathematics and proprietary algorithms to offer unparalleled accuracy and repeatability, proven by hours of testing against a chassis dynamometer. Check out the fine detail in our HORSEPOWER/TORQUE and ACCELERATION graph screen shots, something our competition just can't match.
6. Description Databases the diagnostic trouble code definition databases contain thousands of generic and enhanced code definitions.
Vehicle Connection
Dyno-Scannerner easily connects to your vehicle. Just plug the USB cable into the PC and the OBD II cable into the connector under the dashboard. It's that easy!
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Camera: Canon EOS-1V
Film: KODAK Portra 800
Lens: Canon EF70-2005mm f/2.8L IS USM
Filter: -
Film processing
Process: C-41
Labor: Pálvölgyi Fotó - Budapest
Digitization
Film scanner: NORITSU KOKI QSS-32_33
Canon EOS1-V code: 48-124
File: 220630_canon-1v_48-124-36
Una parte dello skayline visibile dalla mia mansarda con il campanile restaurato dopo il terribile terremoto avvenuto il 31 10 2002.Il cielo azzurro è tipico in questi giorni sereni.
This is my favourite b&w film, Kodak Tri-X 400. This time I pushed the film to 1600. That means that I shot the film 2 stops underexposed, but put the film in the developer for 14 minutes instead of 7 minutes. It creates more grain and more contrast, but that is my style, that is my preferred look.
Film: Kodak Tri-X 400 pushed to 1600, developed in Ilfotec DD-X for 14 minutes at 20c
Scanner: Epson V550
Camera: Olympus OM10
I finally managed to restore my old film scanner.
It had been banished to the basement many years ago after stalls during scanning had become more frequent.
It took me several hours to disassemble it, clean the optics, remove the old grease that had hardened into candle wax and apply new grease to the bearings.
Now it is like new again.
Its handling better for scanning 35mm film than the V700. Also it is much faster, SCSI is a harddisk interface after all.
The resolution of 2700dpi yields ca. 3600 x 2400pixels per frame.
It can do Infrared cleaning on colour films and does focus to the emulsion.
Because of its SCSI interface it is an order of magnitude cheaper than its Firewire- and USB cousins.
It runs without any configuring or drivers on an old computer running Linux Mint and Vuescan scanning software.
If you still have a LS-2000 don't throw it away.