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From: Peter Mazagran (no email)
Date: Tue Jun 20 2006 - 08:56:02 EDT
I use the small Canon scanner, may be used in an almost upright
position too and runs directly from the USB-port, no external power
supply needed.
Years ago I had a wonderfull "travelling" Logitech, wonderfull as you
could scan almost a meter or yard in one go, 210mm wide, a few scans
on board and a whole chart was copied, but there are no drivers for
windows XP
For a screen grab I suggest you try (free software utilities) at:
follow the menu: software > overview > system utilities > capture
It is a very small utility program that just does what it says and
still gives you some choices.
Some other nice programs there too ;-)
Have fun
Peter
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--- In , "Ken James" <nautikat at dot dot dot > wrote:
>
> I am using a Sony 3.2 MP camera that has very good optics and
specializes in
> macro (zoom). It has pre programed or manual settings, and multi
spot focus.
> As long as it is bright light or daylight, the color comes out good,
> resolution is very nice, and no blurriness. Low level lighting may
mean a
> number o f takes before it all comes out right, but flash works well
if the
> 'target' is farily non-reflective.
>
> The only thing I have found it doesn't do well is to capture a chart
from a
> PC screen, a horrible 'morie' pattern developes in the image.-Ken
>
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