The Snapscan backend currently treats the 1236S as if it is a 30bit
scanner. The Afga site says its a 36bit scanner. In that case the error may
be a simple one. In snapscan.c look for the section that sets the colour
depth for the scanner (look for pd->depths = depths12). In that sections
add the line "case SNAPSCAN1236S:" above the existing line "case
PRISA620S:" and see what happens.
Remember - this is just a guess!
Steve
Louis van Dompselaar wrote:
> Steve, great job to continue the snapscan backend!
>
> It does do some funny things, however. Have a look at
> http://dompselaar.org/snapscan.jpg
> This is a 300 dpi scan with the Agfa SnapScan 1236s.
> I've included the preview window to give you some idea
> of the original ;-) Both gimp and xv gave a "file truncated"
> error on the out.pnm. Gimp wouldn't load it, xv did, with
> the above result. I'll try xsane to see if the problem
> is with xscanimage rather than the backend though...
>
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