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Gary,
Well I never...but then I guess now that I think about it, a scanner is a kind of digital camera mounted under glass and...and I'm remember back when office copiers were pretty new technology and people use to sit their butts (and all sorts of other body parts) on copiers and make pictures of themselves... Looks like the "DWM" of Deutsche Waffen und Munition Fabrik is on the bolt alright.
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"I have never let my schooling interfere with my education." Mark Twain Last edited by HerbZ; 03-15-2009 at 01:56 PM. Reason: Spelling correction. |
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Herb
I might be risking admonishment for getting off-subject, but I used to scan live critters because the resolution is so much better than digital photography (or MY digital photograpy). The trick is getting the little rascals to hold still during a scan. Of couse I used a Ziploc when scanning poisonous spiders, for a margin of safety. I have a bunch of critter scans, including a black widow (spider) and a scorpion, but I won't wear out my forum welcome by posting these weird scans. The point, if any, is that one's imagination is the limit to high resolution imaging with a scanner. Gary - |
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