What kind of file is generated for the photos? The files are suitable for them printed to a 3D printer?
755605
No, it just takes two pictures. To get to a 3D printer you'd need to reconstruct the depth from stereo, a very difficult problem from just two views.
755606
I believe that they're jpeg. You might also be able to output in png or bmp. Everything is in low resolution red and cyan format, so I really doubt it's suitable for any 3D printer.
755607
No, I don't think so. This camera gives you two distinct video streams with which you can build 3D formats of an object (which you can send to a 3D printer), but after using some other software. The exact specification of that software would depend on your 3D printer.
755608
The pictures are in BMP and the video is WMV. Both are easy to open. Whether you can use it with a 3D printer I don't know.. There is also a 3D picture maker that I use, it is rather old called ANAMAKER..http://www.stereoeye.jp/software/index_e.html Good luck...
1979390
none; it's a cartridge. similar to a polaroid camera; paper is in the print cartridge. each cartridge can print 36 photos
1911606
I scanned a 4x6 photo at 600 dpi and saved it as a jpeg. The file size is 3 mg. Hope that helps
1578812
DO NOT use laser printer, i just did and the pictures were all smashed and discolored. I have not tried in on regular inkjet printer yet.
2157023
Not sure if I am answering this correctly but it creates a JPEG image to your computer that you can edit, save and copy and print. It will scan slides, negatives and photos up to 5 x 7. Hope this answers your question.
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I am not sure, I am working on this myself for Christmas presents for the family and saving them as JPEG 300dpi and I am not sure how they would print out, I am just hoping this works, sorry I could not be more help. I do know that so far I have scanned around 1900 photos of all types and at least I can save them all to a 16GB flashdrive. I have more to go so at least everyone can view them as a slideshow and they will at least have that and can hopefully print them out if they want to.
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I have used MakerWare to export .x3g files to it. It printed with no issue. I selected the Replicator (Dual) as the printer type. So far I have only printed using the SD card, but it also has the capability to print directly to the printer with a USB cable.
1910298
I am a lightroom user so I cant..help. I just searched the net and there is lots of information about what you asking about
547992
I assume you mean a print image. Haven't done that. Can't tell you for certain. However, it will create a 7200 dpi image and creates very large .tiff files. If I recall they're around 20M+.
96673
Just the camera has the designs. These cameras aren't very good. Honestly I wouldn't waste your money on them. If you are set on having cameras at the tables go get the kodak ones and make them pretty or something. These prints looks like something from the 70's
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i'm not very techie but even i managed this one...... this camera has a memory card (you can get various values) and you pop that into the little USB device (about $15 on amazon) and it will unload the pics to your computer and then you can print them out using your computer printer. or you can also put them onto social media or attach them to email. hope this untechie response helps. (it's very uncomplicated and easy)
749487
Thanks for your interest, one can print pic from computer or from memory cards, thanks
551723
Thank you for your interest in our products. We provide a software that you can install on your computer and design the images then burn to a regular CD. Then you can use that CD as the master disc for printing.
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Saved as a JPEG. You have to take the slide apart, so if you want to keep them this is not the scanner to use
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That's actually what the output is-a series of still photos numbered sequentially. I use the free Windows Movie Maker to compile them into a video complete with a title frame.
2104126
There is a setting on the camera which allows you to store 3d only or both 2d and 3d whenever a 3d pic is taken. If you look on the SD card - the pics are stored as .jpg for 2d and .mpo for 3d. You can move/delete the 2d ones (.jpg) if you don't need them. Ultimately, the 3d image is really the left and right 2d images in one file. If you really wanted to, you can use software to extract these from the .mpo file.
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Just take the memory card. You put it in the machine and select what pictures you want printed and you can edit them too.