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    Inactive Member mcarter4121's Avatar
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    The picture didn't come up till I did the following:
    Right click on the X
    Choose Properties
    High light the address of the image and copy it
    Paste it into the address bar (Explorer)
    Look at it
    and it'll be there when you go back to the page.

    Nice BIG image. What kind of scanner does that?

    Shoot lots of film there, you may never get back to it.

    Michael

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    Hi,

    to everyone that still can't see the image, just copy this link and paste it in the address bar:

    http://www26.brinkster.com/sketch57/frame.jpg

    This was scanned with Scitex scanner, but it's an A3 scanner, and will just scan single frames (or lots of them), but it has a great resolution, it goes up to 2540 real dpi's.

    I just wanted to see how big the image would go without blowing, and though the scanner could have made it bigger, it would start "bluring".

    This is a 1024 px image, so I guess it would be OK in DVD resolution (720).


    bry

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