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Hi
I spent 10 days scanning borrowed family photos at high res. Not until I’d finished did I discover that there is a fault with the scanner, and I can’t easily borrow the photos again.
There are stripes of different ‘greyness’, approx 2 cm wide accross the mostly b&w photos, rather like the different stripes of green in a newly mowed lawn. If you want to see an example, here’s one; I’ve reduced the resolution for the internet.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/tony.jeffs/junk.jpg
What exactly is the difference between the blue-gray and the black-grey areas?
Any ideas on how about trying to correct it? Is it a realistic possibility?
Thanks tony
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I spent 10 days scanning borrowed family photos at high res. Not until I’d finished did I discover that there is a fault with the scanner, and I can’t easily borrow the photos again.
There are stripes of different ‘greyness’, approx 2 cm wide accross the mostly b&w photos, rather like the different stripes of green in a newly mowed lawn. If you want to see an example, here’s one; I’ve reduced the resolution for the internet.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/tony.jeffs/junk.jpg
What exactly is the difference between the blue-gray and the black-grey areas?
Any ideas on how about trying to correct it? Is it a realistic possibility?
Thanks tony
Reply
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