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Is Epson 4870 fixed-intensity scanner?
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Steven Woody
Mar 6, 2007, 9:10:41 PM3/6/07
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i heard many non-professional scanners use fixed-intensity fluorescent
tubes, that means user can not really control the the scanner's
hardware exposure. is Epson's 4870 scanner fall in this class?
thanks.
tubes, that means user can not really control the the scanner's
hardware exposure. is Epson's 4870 scanner fall in this class?
thanks.
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woody
Roger S.
Mar 6, 2007, 10:12:18 PM3/6/07
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Exposure isn't just intensity of light, it's also length of time.
Doubling time= doubling light.
Doubling time= doubling light.
Steven Woody
Mar 6, 2007, 11:04:21 PM3/6/07
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ok, any way, does the epson 4870 scanner support changing of exposure?
supposing the software interface support it.
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woody
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