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201. Image capture: a matter of choices

Author

Gerard, Alexis

Subjects
Image coding -- Methods, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Business, Computers and office automation industries
Abstract

Image capture technology has extended photographic functions into the computing field. Translating light information to digital information is due to the development of the charge coupled device which is the main component of scanners, video cameras and electronic still cameras. Despite the availability of these devices, the most popular method of capturing images still entail the use of cameras and digitizing systems. The proper applications of the available input devices are also included., Photography is about making images of people, objects or scenes which exist in the real world, because we want to remember, to dream or to sell, to explain or to [...]

Published
1993

202. Interferometric imaging: involvement in civil engineering

Author

Jacquot, P. and Facchini, M.

Subjects
Holographic interferometry -- Usage, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Computers, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Science and technology
Abstract

Civil engineering is making an increasing use of modem interferometric imaging methods in various types of measurements. This paper attempts to clarify the present and potential role of such methods in this discipline. Two key factors should help to apprehend this role: (1) an assessment of the type and characteristics of measurements needed for the sustained development of the field; and (2) an account of the advances made by interferometric imaging since the inventions of the laser and holography 35 years ago. The paper is organized to principally address this second theme by first commenting on the fundamentals of interferometric imaging and then presenting applications of the different methods, with a distinction between laboratory and in situ tests. As for the first concern, it is considered that very sensitive and accurate measurements of shape, deformation, and strain fields are of primary importance, as exemplified by the reported applications.

Published
1999

203. Getting the most out of your video components

Author

Bunzel, Tom

Subjects
Graphics boards/cards -- Usage, Image processing -- Methods, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Business, Computers and office automation industries
Abstract

Despite the huge number of images available from stock image agencies or online services, what do you do when your subject needs are so exacting or your budget so small [...]

Published
1992

204. High quality imaging: a market review

Author

Mackay, Craig

Subjects
Loral Fairchild Systems -- Evaluation, Charge coupled devices -- Usage, High-definition television -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
1992

205. Lightningscan: hand-held scanner; Scanman: hand-held scanner

Author

Pogue, David

Subjects
Evaluation, Imaging systems, Scanning, I/O Device, Thunderware Inc. -- Product information, Logitech Inc. -- Product information, LightningScan (Scanning device), ScanMan (Scanning device ), Scanning devices -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Published
1990

206. Digital images of case reports and other articles

Author

Rosai, Juan

Subjects
Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Pathology -- Practice, Pathology -- Equipment and supplies, Pathologists -- Equipment and supplies, Book editors -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Health
Published
2007

207. A qoutidian course

Author

Yencharis, Len

Subjects
Industrial equipment and supplies industry -- Evaluation, Industrial equipment and supplies industry -- Forecasts and trends, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

Among the many issues facing both the imaging markets and business in general is a process coined in government circles more recently as 'connecting the dots.' Perhaps the truth about [...]

Published
2004

208. Epson Stylus Photo 895 and PhotoPC 3100Z

Author

Rawlinson, Nik

Subjects
Epson PhotoPC 3100Z, Epson Stylus Photo 895, Electronic cameras -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Published
2001

210. Canon imageRUNNER 3245i Receives Five-Star Environmental Rating from Buyers Laboratory Inc

Subjects
Buyers Laboratory Inc., Canon U.S.A. Inc., Evaluation, Imaging -- Evaluation, Office equipment industry, Office equipment and supplies industry, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Abstract

Underscoring its commitment to the environment and helping organizations reduce their overall carbon footprint, Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging and advanced office solutions, announced the imageRUNNER 3245i [...]

Published
2010

211. Simplified fabrication method of tunable liquid microlens arrays

Subjects
Lenses -- Optical properties -- Varieties -- Research, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Imaging technology, Business, High technology industry
Abstract

Optical detection or imaging systems are widely used in various application areas including biomedical, biological, chemical, and others. Among various types of adaptive focus lenses that have been developed, liquid [...]

Published
2010

212. AT&T's TrueVision image processing system

Author

Tinney, Robert

Subjects
AT and T Truevision Advanced Raster Graphics Adapter (Circuit board), TIPS 3.1 (Computer program), Analog to digital converters -- Equipment and supplies, Image processing -- Equipment and supplies, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Published
1987

213. Oce Office Devices Receive Exceptional Ratings

Subjects
Evaluation, Information accessibility, Imaging -- Evaluation, Information management, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Abstract

Oce, an international leader in digital document management, is pleased to announce that its Oce VarioLink® 6022/7522, Oce VarioLink 9522 and Oce VarioLink 5522c/6522c multifunctional printers have been awarded the [...]

Published
2009

214. Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6100 Printer, LUCIA Pigment Inks, and Canon Media Receive High Print Permanence Ratings from Wilhelm Imaging Research

Subjects
Canon U.S.A. Inc., Evaluation, Imaging -- Evaluation, Pigments industry, Office equipment industry, Office equipment and supplies industry, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Abstract

Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in advanced digital imaging and office solutions, announced that the imagePROGRAF iPF6100 large format printer, high-stability LUCIA pigment inks, and Canon media have undergone extensive [...]

Published
2009

216. Photo Industry Leaders myPhotopipe.com, Inc. and Photogra.com Partner to Develop Feature-Rich, User-Friendly Online Ordering Platform for Owners of Digital Cameras

Subjects
Evaluation, Digital camera, Imaging -- Evaluation, Digital cameras -- Evaluation, Electronic cameras -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Abstract

myPhotopipe.com, Inc. (Pink Sheets: MPPC) announced a multi-year partnership with Photogra.com, a developer of web-based photographic services and industry leader in online photo fulfillment technologies (see also myPhotopipe.com, Inc.). Under [...]

Published
2009

217. Your Pictures---on TV

Author

Grotta, Daniel and Grotta, Sally Wiener

Subjects
Image processor, Hardware single product review, Avicor Inc. -- Product information, Avicor Digital Photo Album (Image processor) -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Published
1999

218. Picture perfect

Author

McMahon, Ken

Subjects
N MetaCreations Art Dabbler 5.0 (Paint software) -- Usage, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Published
1999

220. Kyocera Mita America's New Line Of Color MFPs Gets BERTL 'Four-Star, Highly Recommended' Rating

Subjects
Imaging technology, Kyocera Mita America Inc. -- Evaluation, Computer software industry -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Abstract

WIRELESS NEWS-(C)1999-2007 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com Kyocera Mita America, a document solutions company, announced that BERTL, a premier source for objective, independent product-evaluation reports on digital imaging devices and software, has […]

Published
2007

221. Digital cameras: shoot, they're easy

Subjects
Electronic cameras -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Digital cameras are called the Polaroid cameras of the 1990s but are actually more adaptable. Digital cameras provide features that enable users, for example, to correct under- or over-exposed pictures or to take a photographed subject's so-called red eye out of the picture. However, existing digital camera models require users to have computers because digital pictures are eventually downloaded onto a computer's hard drive., Shoot, they're easy. They call them the Polaroids of the '90s, but they're actually more versatile. With digital camera photos, you can get a person's 'red eye' out. 'It's a [...]

Published
1998

222. What the eye can't see

Subjects
Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Cold storage -- Insulation, Agricultural industry, Business, Business, international, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Inadequate insulation can adversely affect the running costs of a cold store as chillers work harder than necessary to maintain required temperatures. A non-invasive technique reveals hot spots and pin-points [...]

Published
1995

223. Cost benefits and efficiencies of imaging justify your investment

Author

Sparks, Keegan

Subjects
Imaging technology, Document processing system, Image processor, Image processing -- Equipment and supplies, Document management systems -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Abstract

Most office administrators are familiar with statistics suggesting that nearly all information in any organization is printed on paper. In fact, more than 90 percent of information handled in offices […]

Published
1994

224. Oogler for Windows

Author

Lawrence, Nick

Subjects
Oogler for Windows (Image processor), Imaging systems -- Evaluation, LTS Ltd. -- Product information, Inset Systems Inc. -- Product information
Published
1994

225. PhotoMorph

Author

Rockman, Simon

Subjects
PhotoMorph (Morphing software) -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Published
1994

226. Image Wizard

Author

Dallas, Karl

Subjects
Image Wizard (Image processing software), Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Published
1994

227. New research shows brain abnormalities appear early in psychoses

Subjects
Evaluation, Physiological aspects, Reports, Imaging technology, Brain -- Physiological aspects -- Reports, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Brain research -- Reports -- Physiological aspects, Psychotic disorders -- Physiological aspects -- Reports, Psychoses -- Physiological aspects -- Reports
Abstract

2002 AUG 11 - (NewsRx.com & NewsRx.net) -- Early brain scans may offer best chance of detecting people likely to develop schizophrenia New brain imaging research shows clear abnormalities in [...]

Published
2002

228. Imagine yourself imaging

Author

Smith, Dawn

Subjects
Imaging technology, Multimedia technology, Interactive television -- Evaluation, Multimedia technology -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Abstract

On a recent visit to the Center for Creative Imaging (CCI) in Camden, Maine, I expected to learn about some new multimedia products from Silicon Graphics Inc. (SGI) and HSC […]

Published
1993

229. There's untapped potential in visual presentation units

Author

Meilich, Dona Z.

Subjects
Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Business, Computers and office automation industries
Abstract

Visual presentation units allow for large-audience visual information dissemination and allows for videotape capture for later use. Integrating a VCR, a camera and a mixer allows the use of such devices for educational and medical applications as shown by the DOAR Visual System by DOAR Communications Inc of Valley Stream, NY. The finished tapes can also be preserved for archival and reference applications., Possibly the most UNDERUSED display systems with untapped potential are the visual PRESENTATION units marketed by COMPANIES such as ELMO, CANON, GENERAL ELECTRIC, PANASONIC, SHARP AND SONY. The units resemble [...]

Published
1993

230. Real-time imaging of moving objects

Author

Tulloch, Martha H.

Subjects
Intelligent Automation Inc. -- Product information, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Real-time systems -- Evaluation, Computer software industry -- Product information, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
1993

231. The colour supplement. (Logitech ScanMan Colour)_ (Software Review) (Evaluation)

Author

Frost, Roger

Subjects
Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Education, Logitech ScanMan Color (Hand-held color scanner) -- Evaluation
Abstract

The Logitech ScanMan Colour is a handheld scanner that uses a software called Fototouch to produce 24-bit color images on a computer screen. Its state-of-the art technology allows a good reproduction of a picture to be projected through a Microsoft Windows feature termed 'object linking' and embedding.' Fototouch also allows the user to edit the image and adjust colors and brightness.

Published
1993

232. New Technology For High-Throughput Topological Analysis Of Human Cells Developed

Subjects
MelTec GmbH -- Research, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Neurons -- Identification and classification, Health, Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics industries
Abstract

2001 AUG 10 - (NewsRx Network) -- MelTec GmbH, a topological and functional proteomics company, announced that its Neuronal Cell Detection System (NCDS) for the monitoring of fluorescent lymphocytes in [...]

Published
2001

234. ScreenScan Systems

Subjects
ScreenScan Systems -- Product information, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Image processing equipment industry -- Product information, Imagesetters -- Evaluation, Computer peripherals industry -- Product information, Electronics and electrical industries, High technology industry
Abstract

ScreenScan Systems (919/468-6010) showed its unique line of add-on film scanners that are retrofitable to most reader and reader-printer screens. Included are the A3 universal model, the PC model and [...]

Published
2000

235. Image Graphics

Subjects
Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Image processing equipment industry -- Product information, Imagesetters -- Evaluation, Computer peripherals industry -- Product information, Electronics and electrical industries, High technology industry
Abstract

Image Graphics (203/926-0100) discussed its MicroPublisher MP 6000 recorder for data archiving. It provides output on 16/35/105mm film in any format and offers variable resolution from 200-6,000 dpi. Image Graphics [...]

Published
2000

236. Global Information Distribution

Subjects
Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Image processing equipment industry -- Product information, Imagesetters -- Evaluation, Computer peripherals industry -- Product information, Electronics and electrical industries, High technology industry
Abstract

Global Information Distribution (408/232-5500), which acquired MTC, showed its new 6880 COM system, now in production and available next month. It is an upgrade to the 6832, being sold until [...]

Published
2000

237. Minolta

Subjects
Minolta -- Product information, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Image processing equipment industry -- Product information, Software -- Evaluation, Computer software industry -- Product information, Electronics and electrical industries, High technology industry
Abstract

Minolta (201/825-4600) announced an agreement with Elan GMK to add the latter's Precise Page Positioning(R) (PPP) software to Minolta's PS 7000 face-up book scanner. Documents scanned on the PS 7000 [...]

Published
2000

238. Fuji's solid-state imaging unit uses honeycomb pixel pattern

Subjects
FUJIFILM Corp. -- Product information, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Image processing equipment industry -- Product information, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Abstract

Fuji Photo Film Co has developed a charge-coupled device (CCD) solid-state imaging unit with its pixels arranged in a honeycomb structure. Called the Super CCD Honeycomb, the new device promises [...]

Published
2000

239. Magneto-optic testing gains importance as world fleet ages

Subjects
Physical Research Inc. -- Product introduction, Aircraft maintenance -- Equipment and supplies, Airframes -- Fatigue, Specialty steels -- Maintenance and repair, Electronics industry -- Product introduction, Airplanes -- Airworthiness, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Magneto-optical devices -- Usage, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

Magneto-Optic Testing Gains Importance As World Fleet Ages Development of quicker and more reliable ways to spot aircraft metal defects will be gaining importance as more and more aircraft reach [...]

Published
1991

240. Prizm DVEator

Author

Soter, Tom

Subjects
Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Prizm DVEator (Image processing software)
Published
1991

241. Pushing the envelope

Author

Caranicas, Peter

Subjects
Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Television advertising -- Economic aspects, Graphic arts industry -- Evaluation, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, International Teleproduction Society -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Published
1991

242. Why Microfilm and Scanning are Partners

Subjects
Graphic Data -- Officials and employees, Micrographics industry -- Officials and employees, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Electronics and electrical industries, High technology industry
Abstract

Information Management & Technology (Vol. 32, No. 4). Features a commentary, 'Microfilm and Scanning: Rivals or Partners?' by Michael Davies, managing director of Graphic Data. GD is said to be [...]

Published
1999

243. Microfilm Equipment: What's Selling? Who's Buying?

Subjects
Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Micrographics industry -- Marketing, Surveys -- Evaluation, Electronics and electrical industries, High technology industry
Abstract

Most dealers tell us micrographics business has picked up, so we asked them to get specific. Everyone in the micrographics industry ---except for the most blatant optimists--- concedes that current [...]

Published
1999

244. Ability to image blood vessels could lead to cancer products

Author

Kingman, Sharon

Subjects
GE Global Electronics Solutions -- Product information, GE Global Electronics Solutions -- Evaluation, GE Global Electronics Solutions -- Innovations, Imaging systems -- Innovations, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Neovascularization, Imaging technology, Biotechnology industry, Business, Business, international
Abstract

LONDON -- A prototype imaging technique that is faster and provides better pictures of internal organs of small animals than existing methods has passed one of its first research evaluations [...]

Published
2004

245. How to get swift return from an image investment

Subjects
Financial services industry -- Technology application, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Banking industry -- Information management, Automatic banking equipment industry -- Innovations, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

For many companies,implementing an imaging system means that there will be a high productivity payback in the near future. But this is not always the case. Research has shown the [...]

Published
1993

246. Video tools

Author

Wolfskill, John D.

Subjects
Telecomp 1000 (Video display module), ComputerEyes (Video display module), Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Published
1987

247. Home video

Author

Meigs, James B.

Subjects
Mitsubishi Video Printer (video tape player and recorder accessory), Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Video equipment -- Equipment and supplies
Published
1986

248. Document management: what it can do for you

Subjects
Imaging technology, Document processing system, Document processing -- Analysis, Document management systems -- Evaluation, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Abstract

Information managers can expedite the paper process with electronic document management systems (EDMS) being developed as enterprise solutions, industry experts told us. An EDMS extends imaging's reach to include store- […]

Published
1995

249. System, storage costs main obstacle to imaging industry

Subjects
Imaging technology, Company business management, Image processor, Image processing -- Equipment and supplies -- Management, Imaging systems -- Evaluation
Abstract

Keeping a firm grip on the pocket book appears to be a primary concern for companies stung by the recession and cost-consciousness may trickle down and stifle the growing movement […]

Published
1994

250. Eye-opener

Author

Dwyer, David

Subjects
Scanning devices -- Evaluation, Computer graphics, Imaging systems -- Evaluation, Education, Apple Scanner (Scanning device)
Published
1989

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