Karsten Festag wrote:
>
> Hi Oliver,
>
> Levente Novak and me discovered a strange thing: If you scan an image
> with XSANE and look at the Histogram of the image afterwards, you see
> spikes and holes in the histogram (some intensities have a pixel number
> of 0 and neighbour intensities have higher pixel numbers than they
> should have. In contrast, scanning the same image with xscanimage
> doesn't show these holes and spikes.
>
> Karsten Festag
>
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Hell Kartsen,
when you set color corrections to default value:
gamma=1.0, brightness=0, contrast=0 before you do
the scan/preview scan the histogram should not
have any spikes/holes.
When you use other color correction values with xsane
or define a custom gamma table with xscanimage
you will get the spikes/holes.
Bye
Oliver
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