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Years ago, I vowed to take pictures of every machine that took pictures of me. A few times, I missed an opportunity, but in general I've done pretty well.
Cancer patients get lots of scans. I've had bone scans, CAT scans, PET scans, and MRI scans. These show whether a treatment is working or whether the disease is progressing. They are status updates.
My latest was done at a Mass General Imaging Center in Waltham. What a nice place! They had weekend hours, which meant I got in and out without having to deal with workaday traffic.
I mixed rum and coke and lemonade
Asked for my presents in the kitchen
Alone again at 3am
I listened to them
With sugar round the rim and ash around the edges
Of the tiles and the tables
You didn't sit up waiting
But somehow slept sober
vaig acabar amb un mojito.
So this is the last archive photo till i can get a new one.... Seen in Cardiff bus station is Brighton & Hove C378PCD a Leyland Tiger / Plaxton Paramount 3500 C49FT. Heading to Brighton on the 525 service
Ich hatte neulich meinen Flachbettscanner gereinigt und das Staubtuch lag noch auf der Scannerscheibe, als ich vesehentlich den Scan-Button drückte.
Dabei entstand dieses Bild, welches ich mit Topaz Studio 2 in Schwarz-Weiss gewandelt und nur im Kontrast leicht verstärkt habe.
Der Scanner quasi als Kamera... ;-)
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a bouquet of roses
The opaque projector, epidioscope, epidiascope or episcope is a device which displays opaque materials by shining a bright lamp onto the object from above.
When the optical path is reversed, the image is formed on the plate on which the projected object is originally placed.
A flatbed scanner can be placed in that area to acquire the image.
Similar attempts by others: flic.kr/s/aHsjwH69Pg
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Due to the mechanism of acquiring images by moving the image sensor, a warped image is obtained in the case of a moving object.
Instead of the scanner, Cyanotype or Van Dyke photographic paper could be placed on (with a film holder) and used as a camera under sunlight.
Received a new to me designated film scanner the PrintFilm 3600U. This film was flat anyway, but this scanner will do well on curved film. This one doesn't seem as flat as the other scan almost the 3D effect.
The scanner does well finally but really finicky with the settings but I'm not brave enough to set it to do a whole roll automatically yet. Used the 32 bit VueScan for this.
Digital guys can laugh and read no further. I shot 2 rolls at my local ski hill with this light making pink and blue snow...looks great on the lightbox...can't even get close with scanned image. Anyone else run into this? Bogus Basin, Idaho by Xpan. Yet another attempt with a different frame.
Same image two different scans
The scanner adjusts contrast based I believe, on the blacks.
In the first frame, I just missed the border of the frame(actually scanning off the film), in the second image, I caught the inside of the frame.
The scanner adjusts accordingly.
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