Lifted from.. ahem Max Power.

Anybody recognise it.. Very nasty hope no one was hurt!!!



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[This message has been edited by Prisoner (edited 22 July 2001).]

 

OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I saw this (whilst browsing in WHS) and also the accompanying shot of the smashed up Sunny GTi-R.

What sort of person goes to a "cruise" thing and does something so outrageous that there car ends up in this state? Must have been some wallop - if the Scooby driver was not to blame and was hit then apologies but it is annoying to see nice cars smashed up.

DW

 

Dangerously near write-off territory....

 

I think this may be from bovingdon airfield a few weeks ago? I wasn't there but it is quite near me and heard some stories. If it was on an airfield I doubt it would be covered by insurance?

 

I was gonna ask about this today... and this photo highlights the point.

How can I scan from magazines without getting all those dots?? even with high dpi, it never works???

Anybody Help, i remember something similar mentioned but i can't fond the thread.

Cheers

<B><I>Andy A</I></B>

 

Avi, it's called screen clash, it happens when you scan something already printed with dots (screen ruling). The only thing to do to limit this is to try different 'lpi' settings on your scanner. This may help, but you'll never get it exact.
James

 

Hmm, well it's not Green, so it can't be Stefs car

 

Ow!!!

bet Dick at PRP in Lincoln could pull it straight before dinner!!!

Just ask Michelle!

Cheers

Trouser

 

Hello Avi,
One tip to get rid of the screen clash/moire pattern you describe after scanning from printed literature is to 'blur' the scan. Unfortunately, you need to have some form of image manipulation software to do this, e.g. Photoshop or something similar. Your scanning software may have a feature that allows you to select a portion of the scan to test it out. Have fun.
P.G.

 

What, a post like this and no-one's offered to buy his alloys?

I suspect that it's fixable, and not too bad if you consider what stef did...