Need a scan

by cultswatter 7 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

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  cultswatter

  Could someone(ATLANTIS?) please scan the waterfalls image on page 93 of the Live forever book.

  TIPS

  1. If you are using scanner software then select the waterfalls image only(makes for a smaller file size)

  2. You might have to remove page 93 with a razor blade so it will lie flat on the scanner bed

  3. Place a dark piece of paper, felt ect (actually a sheet of black foam rubber works real good) on top of the page and then close scanner lid

  4. select 600 DPI and scan

  5. save as a TIFF file

  6. upload file to a image host and lets hope the image host will allow TIFF files. If not then ZIP the TIFF and upload it to a file host

  Please do not save the file as a JPEG and do not scale or change the resolution. If the scanner has a moire filter then use the filter please.The reason I ask this is because there are hidden images in the waterfalls scene. There is a hidden RAM in the pic!! I already found one of the horns but my JPEG is so crappy that is why I need someone out there to do a TIFF.

  Thanks in advance and more thanks later
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  Ténébreux

  Wow... I never noticed that before, but the RAM is definitely there:

  http://i11.tinypic.com/66jmgt4.jpg

  It's a 2GB DDR2, if I'm not mistaken. My God, that's just perverse, what sort of sick messages are these people sending?

  Mwaaahahahahaha!! Okay, now that I've had my little joke, here's a proper scan by way of apology. It's 16.6MB, TIF format, 600dpi, unprocessed. There's a little bit of text showing through from the reverse side, but this is the best I can do right now: http://www.filesend.net/download.php?f=1681887ec26581752c08bf74d17ad002
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  Cindi_67

  I couldn't see it.
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  cultswatter

  Thanks for the scan. I just looked at it in Photoshop but the morie pattern is too noticable. Can you resend the file at 300DPI. In this way I can filter out the morie pattern (the dot pattern) a lot easier. The 600DPI does give more image detail though. The results look promising so far. Thanks for that TIFF
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  cultswatter

  Tenebreux

  How did you do that? was that done with layers in photoshop then changing the opacity of the top layer then merging layers???

  Your scan was very nice and I'm truly sorry for my goof up. If I could send money for a 300DPI scan I would but when I post the RAM in all it's glory that will be payment enough (Donny too)
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  sweetface2233

  Wow... I never noticed that before, but the RAM is definitely there

  I see nothing...and what its that object on the pic? It looks like a negative strip or ruler or something. Why is it there?
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  Ténébreux

  Can you resend the file at 300DPI. In this way I can filter out the morie pattern

  That's not a moire pattern, that's the image halftoning. You can filter it out by applying a gaussian blur with a 2.0 pixel radius. If I scan at a lower resolution, it only increases the chance of getting a moire pattern (a conflict between the halftoning and the scanner sampling resolution) which is even more difficult to remove.

  How did you do that? was that done with layers in photoshop then changing the opacity of the top layer then merging layers???

  Yes, it was just a transparent layer over the top.

  I see nothing...and what its that object on the pic? It looks like a negative strip or ruler or something. Why is it there?

  Sorry, it was just a lame attempt at humour. It's a RAM chip (of the computer variety).
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  sweetface2233

  I see nothing...and what its that object on the pic? It looks like a negative strip or ruler or something. Why is it there?

  Sorry, it was just a lame attempt at humour. It's a RAM chip (of the computer variety).

  LOL...yeah, I know nothing about the hardware in a computer. I honestly thought a crest white strip fell out of someone's mouth and it laid unnoticed on the scanner.