uhley@tybalt.caltech.edu (John Uhley) (03/04/89)
Does anyone know of a box which will take an X-ray print (the kind you get when you break a bone) and digitize it? Thanks... John uhley@tybalt.caltech.edu
karish@forel.stanford.edu (Chuck Karish) (03/06/89)
In article <9898@cit-vax.Caltech.Edu> uhley@tybalt.caltech.edu (John Uhley) wrote: >Does anyone know of a box which will take an X-ray print (the kind you >get when you break a bone) and digitize it? I worked on such a device a few years ago. We used an Eikonix Image Digitizer to digitize autoradiographs, 512 by 512 by 8 bits deep. This device uses a 512-element linear CCD array that steps mechanically across the projected image. We had a fancy light source set up to illuminate transparencies. A friend digitizes microscope images from a video signal. He can digitize movies in real time, until he runs out of memory to store the images. Only five or six bits deep, though. Chuck Karish karish@denali.stanford.edu hplabs!hpda!mindcrf!karish