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Article #2531*** Photo/Image Manipulation Program ***
From: Gavin C. H. Zau
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 18:20
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 18:20
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Hello,
I have a CCD camera setup on my PC and would like to get a program
/package that runs in MSDOS or MS Windows that would allow me to
manipulate the image files from the camera. I would like it to:
1) Read in TIF file
2) Print out greyscale (256 if possible) on a postscript laser printer.
[a good dithering capability]
3) Expand image to full page from 744x244-ish bitmap. [some type of
interpolation]
4) Zoom into parts of image.
5) Process grey scale into false color image
I have used Photoshop on a Mac and wonder if there is something
similar or better on a PC.
Secondly my CCD camera outputs raw greyscale output. I have to
write a converter from this raw data to a standard bitmap format.
Is there any canned routine/package I can buy for doing this???
My final question is what postscript laser printer would have
256 or even 64 greyscale capabilities. I am looking at the
HP laserjet 4M, but am open to suggestions.
THANKS ALOT
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Gavin Zau Dept of Chemical Engineering, MIT, Cambridge, MA
gavin@mtl.mit.edu gavinb@athena.mit.edu
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