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Scanning in Three Dimensions<br />

100<br />

When you speak about „scanning“ you<br />

would normally associate this with capturing<br />

a two-dimensional original. The<br />

flatbed scanner in the mind’s eye is<br />

found today on almost any office desk<br />

and in many home offices.<br />

But three-dimensional scanning is<br />

nothing extraordinary, it’s plain and<br />

simple digital photography using a<br />

moving CCD line instead of an array.<br />

The only restriction: The subjects must<br />

not move and continuous light is a must.<br />

The advantage: a scanner<br />

camera provides extremely<br />

high resolution at a<br />

comparatively low price.<br />

The Scando icoss is<br />

such a camera. It is<br />

both a repro scanner<br />

and a camera for threedimensional<br />

objects. It<br />

combines the high-quality<br />

results of a flatbed scanner<br />

with the versatility of a camera.<br />

The Scando scanning camera is a<br />

capable tool for those,<br />

• who need high resolution image data<br />

for high-quality printed products<br />

• who need finest detail rendition for<br />

analysis and measuring<br />

• who need large enlargements without<br />

pixelation for verifying and identification<br />

• who need to scan valuable or fragile<br />

originals without contact<br />

• who file high-resolution image data<br />

for subsequent use.<br />

Both the „35 mm scanners“ icoss/3<br />

and icoss/7 (29 x 37 mm scanning<br />

area) accept Nikon lenses, the icoss/5<br />

(43 x 43 mm scanning area) and the<br />

icoss/9 (29 x 43 mm scanning area)<br />

take enlarging lenses with M 39 (Leica<br />

thread). A focussing device is supplied<br />

with the camera.<br />

Aspect ratio and framing is determined<br />

by the choice of lens and the distance<br />

from the object. Detail and sharp focus<br />

can be controlled conveniently the<br />

same way as with an SLR using the<br />

reflex viewfinder with split image and<br />

micro prism spot.<br />

The complete scanning procedure<br />

needs only one pass of the triple CCD<br />

line. The color depth of 12 bits per<br />

color provides for more shadow details<br />

and higher dynamic range.<br />

Data transmission to your computer is<br />

via a FireWire (IEEE 1394) interface,<br />

providing transmission speeds up to<br />

400 Mbit per second.<br />

The Scando icoss cameras come with<br />

the popular SilverFast scanner software<br />

running on Windows and<br />

MacIntosh computers. IT8 targets for<br />

color calibration in reflected and transmitted<br />

light are also supplied with the<br />

camera.

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