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Is anybody there?
posted by The Walrus 7:31:40 PM | link

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We are not this kind of SCANLOG!
posted by roobarb 2000 6:32:34 PM | link

another scanlog :)
posted by roobarb 2000 6:20:26 PM | link

a few handy tips to be found in this article, shame the pic doesn't seem to work.
posted by roobarb 2000 6:04:46 PM | link

found moonmilk, a site with with some scans/pics worth drinking in ;)
posted by roobarb 2000 5:59:49 PM | link

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we found scary people
posted by The Walrus 8:16:05 PM | link

this was a quite impressive site, with some "3D" scans of objects, although the navigation was a bit confusing

quite a lot of info there, although they're trying to sell stuff as well
posted by The Walrus 7:36:38 PM | link

here's a 101 on using your scanner ... i always scan at 600dpi or greater though, and reduce the image from that ... you get better quality that way, as long as your machine can cope with it
posted by The Walrus 7:33:27 PM | link

i found an interesting excerpt on creating seamless background images from scanned objects ... not sure i'd buy the book tho
posted by The Walrus 7:31:04 PM | link

ooh ... a panoramic view of where i come from ... i got this page from an "i feel lucky" search @ google, so i had to post it ... it's a very scary place tho ;)
posted by The Walrus 7:19:58 PM | link

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mary saxton's photos of new mexico are worth a quick look, especially this one
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evgeny dropped us a link to his pictures of academy city in siberia
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