It might sound like a lot of work, but when you have 6 rolls taken in the same lighting conditions, where the first frame has a grey card, you just set the whitebalance once, then just load up each strip and let the scanner do it's job.
Horses for Courses. When you need to touch up one image, use Photoshop. When you need to dust-bust hundreds of images, use CinePaint. When you need to rotate, scale, composite, and convert hundreds or thousands of images, use ImageMagick (via PerlMagick or your favourite scripting language).
Similarly, excel is not a database management system, and Abiword is not a desktop publishing suite.
I've got no problem with 85MB files (14MPix 16b tiffs). But when I do my 6x6 and 4x5 stuff I have to let it run all night (768MB RAM, Athlon 2600+, Linux 2.6).
If you're doing multiple transformations to the same file, PerlMagick is much faster than ImageMagick, since you only have to load and convert to internal format once for each file. One project I worked on thrashed badly as a BASH-ImageMagick script, but could be run in the background while the computer scanned (300 DPI, legal size, with a document feeder, 4ppm) as a PerlMagick script.
My pictures are carefully composed and exposed. I set the whitebalance when I scan the negatives. Once the scanning is done, I run a batch job (over possibly hundreds of images) which opens each file (16 bit tiff), scales for printing at 12x18, 8x12, 8x10, 6x8, 5x7, and 4x6, saving as 100% quality jpeg, scales to 1024x768, 600x400, and 150x150, padding with borders if nescesary, rotating to portrait if nescesary (from a list), watermarks and signs them, and saves as 80% quality jpeg. This batch job can run while I sleep or do other things.
Regular soap doesn't kill bacteria, it just washes it down the drain. In the article I read, this washing away was as effective as antibacterial soap in removing the bacteria on hands, so long as you don't care what's in the wastewater.
Which is the standards-compliant, non-crazy-scripty way of doing it. Also this method and yours SHOULD both respect the same-source rule. If it doesn't, it's a browser bug. Also, it won't display your data in the page by accident if you make a mistake in your stylesheet (class/name that's styled "position: absolute;" in your data).
Those stats are per person (total population), not per vehicle occupant mile. Which makes them totally meaningless for the conclusion you are trying to draw.
There are far fewer motorcylce occupant miles driven in North America than passenger car occupant miles. The vast majority of people who never ride a motorcycle have zero chance of dying while on a motorcycle, which skews the odds.
If you use it as an audio recorder, then leave it alone once it's recording, or use it to project motions being debated, it can be a handy tool for the secretary of a meeting in a formal meeting.
I'm constantly editing text my boss writes for publishing on the web that has stuff like "enter your email address (eg: smithj@telus.net)" to say username@example.net.
Whoever smithj@telus.net is should be glad.
Remember folks, example.org,.net,.edu, and.com are reserved for use in documentation and common system names like Postmaster@, abuse@, root@, etc shall not be used for personal email addresses.
What I thought was most cool was that it asked you all the questions before it goes off and does things, so you don't have to set one thing up, wait, set something else up, wait, set annother thing up, wait, etc.
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It might sound like a lot of work, but when you have 6 rolls taken in the same lighting conditions, where the first frame has a grey card, you just set the whitebalance once, then just load up each strip and let the scanner do it's job.
Horses for Courses. When you need to touch up one image, use Photoshop. When you need to dust-bust hundreds of images, use CinePaint. When you need to rotate, scale, composite, and convert hundreds or thousands of images, use ImageMagick (via PerlMagick or your favourite scripting language).
Similarly, excel is not a database management system, and Abiword is not a desktop publishing suite.
I've got no problem with 85MB files (14MPix 16b tiffs). But when I do my 6x6 and 4x5 stuff I have to let it run all night (768MB RAM, Athlon 2600+, Linux 2.6).
If you're doing multiple transformations to the same file, PerlMagick is much faster than ImageMagick, since you only have to load and convert to internal format once for each file. One project I worked on thrashed badly as a BASH-ImageMagick script, but could be run in the background while the computer scanned (300 DPI, legal size, with a document feeder, 4ppm) as a PerlMagick script.
My pictures are carefully composed and exposed. I set the whitebalance when I scan the negatives. Once the scanning is done, I run a batch job (over possibly hundreds of images) which opens each file (16 bit tiff), scales for printing at 12x18, 8x12, 8x10, 6x8, 5x7, and 4x6, saving as 100% quality jpeg, scales to 1024x768, 600x400, and 150x150, padding with borders if nescesary, rotating to portrait if nescesary (from a list), watermarks and signs them, and saves as 80% quality jpeg. This batch job can run while I sleep or do other things.
User designed dungeons! But the user who designs it can't crawl it, and treasure is scaled by both the challenge rating and statistical results.
Poutine is fries with cheese curds and gravy. Russia will be upset if you eat Putin.
Slashdot is not hosted in Canada.
... But are in the wrong country, if you live near a border.
If you're not in the US, you can search only by country.... Not very useful when you're in a country bigger than the US.
And here I thought it was an article about the Turbonator.
Why are they keeping records in the first place?
It wasn't a journal article, it was one of those "how to wash your hands" pamphlets they leave in doctors offices.
Regular soap doesn't kill bacteria, it just washes it down the drain. In the article I read, this washing away was as effective as antibacterial soap in removing the bacteria on hands, so long as you don't care what's in the wastewater.
And I thought resperator induced pneumonia on top of whatever you're on the resperator for in the first place was bad enough, but that takes the cake.
Azithromycin resistant Streptococcus Pnumonae.
So why not just keep a stack of clean labcoats at the clinic/hospital?
Those stats are per person (total population), not per vehicle occupant mile. Which makes them totally meaningless for the conclusion you are trying to draw.
There are far fewer motorcylce occupant miles driven in North America than passenger car occupant miles. The vast majority of people who never ride a motorcycle have zero chance of dying while on a motorcycle, which skews the odds.
If you use it as an audio recorder, then leave it alone once it's recording, or use it to project motions being debated, it can be a handy tool for the secretary of a meeting in a formal meeting.
I'm constantly editing text my boss writes for publishing on the web that has stuff like "enter your email address (eg: smithj@telus.net)" to say username@example.net.
.net, .edu, and .com are reserved for use in documentation and common system names like Postmaster@, abuse@, root@, etc shall not be used for personal email addresses.
Whoever smithj@telus.net is should be glad.
Remember folks, example.org,
Cedega doesn't work so well on a PowerPC Mac.
What I thought was most cool was that it asked you all the questions before it goes off and does things, so you don't have to set one thing up, wait, set something else up, wait, set annother thing up, wait, etc.
Tried VueScan?
Do not question it, or we shalltaunt you a second time.