Hi Arnaud,
usually you get those Moire-effects when scaling images that contain a
repeating raster. You can try to scan at a different resolution. Maybe
you can scan at a higher resolution, then apply a blur to the image and
scale it down afterwards.
--Peter
Arnaud Calvo wrote:
>
> Hi !
>
> I've now full access to my scanner (thanks), moreover via xsane, as a gimp
> plugin :-)))
>
> Perhaps there are infographists on this lists, so I have a question for them...
>
> Please have a look at www.calvo-france.com/cacharel.jpg and tell me :
> - why do I obtain these dark spots (inside the red ellipse) when scanning
> - with the twain driver (under win, so), I had an option called "démoirer" in
> french, that allowed me to remove these spots when scanning. Sane doesn't have
> it (I'm not sure about that).
> - if i cannot do without it, how can i remove them with gimp ?
>
> Thanks again for your help !
>
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> Arnaud Calvo <arnaud@calvo-france.com>
> 49240 Avrillé
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