On 14/09/2012 13:04, Dave Park wrote:
Also, the idea of Sony suing anyone after they *installed a rootkit on
my PC* just because I listened to an audio CD
One of the reasons I by default turn auto-play off, and play audio CDs
through a media player such as Winamp.
Cheers.
Phill.
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Hi Dave,
There was not a phone in the world that looked or worked like an
iPhone before the iPhone, and almost everything is a direct clone
afterwards. Samsung was the worst transgressor because they started
cloning it even before its release, due to their having access to the
parts since they w
On Fri, Sep 14, 2012 at 4:10 AM, Norman Dunbar wrote:
> Hmmm. Apple "stealing" something that's been on Sony camera's at least for a
> good while now. Wonder if Sony will sue them? I'm sure Panorama is the Sony
> name for the feature as well, so two birds for Sony there!
I first used software tha
Op Fri, 14 Sep 2012 00:26:04 +0200 schreef Dilwyn Jones
:
Lee Privett wrote:
Interestingly the new iPhone 5 has an app called Panorama designed to
continuously take very
wide pictures while you move the camera/phone and automatically
stitches the slices together
using sophisticated softwa
On 13/09/12 23:15, Lee Privett wrote:
Interestingly the new iPhone 5 has an app called Panorama designed to
continuously take very wide pictures while you move the camera/phone and
automatically stitches the slices together using sophisticated software to
remove artefacts etc.
Hmmm. Apple "ste
Lee Privett wrote:
Interestingly the new iPhone 5 has an app called Panorama designed to
continuously take very
wide pictures while you move the camera/phone and automatically stitches
the slices together
using sophisticated software to remove artefacts etc.
Both my Android phone and digital
Interestingly the new iPhone 5 has an app called Panorama designed to
continuously take very wide pictures while you move the camera/phone and
automatically stitches the slices together using sophisticated software to
remove artefacts etc.
Editor
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Have you Freegle/Freecyce round there, Dilwyn? It is surprising what
un-usual things can be found from a Wanted posting.
Bryan H
Ah, great idea, thanks Bryan. I'm not aware of one of those around here but
I'll see what I can find.
Unfortunately, some of the items to be scanned are historica
On 12/09/2012 04:40, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
I don’t suppose anyone on this list has a second-hand A3 scanner they’d like to
sell?
I need to scan some documents (with photos) of roughly A3 size and stitching
2xA4 scans together doesn’t really work – the ‘stitching’ looks awful when the
two halve
Lee Privett wrote:
have you thought of photographing the documents with a high resolution
camera?
My local coop allow A3/A4 scanning and copying, Boots may also offer
something
Lee Privett
lee.priv...@gmail.com
I might try the photography, if I can rig up a tripod, stand and suitable
wider
have you thought of photographing the documents with a high resolution camera?
My local coop allow A3/A4 scanning and copying, Boots may also offer something
Lee Privett
lee.priv...@gmail.com
On 12 Sep 2012, at 16:40, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> I don’t suppose anyone on this list has a second-han
Dilwyn said -
I need to scan some documents (with photos) of roughly A3 size and stitching
2xA4 scans together doesn’t really work – the ‘stitching’ looks awful when
the two halves are joined after scanning.
My local 'STAPLES' offers a discrete sc
I don’t suppose anyone on this list has a second-hand A3 scanner they’d like to
sell?
I need to scan some documents (with photos) of roughly A3 size and stitching
2xA4 scans together doesn’t really work – the ‘stitching’ looks awful when the
two halves are joined after scanning.
I know A3 scan
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