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If it's for one of the other scenarios, I'd like to know a little more. School is
probably fine, another site or a company, we should talk.
As to the images, they should be fine for that usage: All the JPEGs are
exactly as they came from the camera, there's been no additional
compression or other modification made to them. One caution though: If
you connect through AOL, they used to recompress images to speed flow
over their network. I don't know if they still do this or not, but it really made
a hash of our test images. Also, if you use an "internet accelerator" program,
it's probably doing much the same thing, so could affect image quality.
Normal internet connections should be just fine though, you'll get the
images exactly as if you shot them yourself.
Best,
- Dave E.
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Hope this helps.
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Hi Dave E,
Kos Theo - 09:48am Nov 14, 2006 EST (#2 of 3)
this has to do with my diploma thesis which is a comparison of the digital
cameras that they use in this university, focused on lens testing, basically. I
am going to check the results given by these charts and then I am going to
do a more in-depth analysis that they already do here and has to do with
accuracy (calibration etc). The purpose is to see if both ways present the
same digital camera as better than the others. The department, in case you
know it, is Photogrammetry.
So, I hope there is no problem with it. Also in case you happen to know
anything more on the subject, like where else to look for, I will be glad to
know.
Thank you for the reply,
Regards,
Kos
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