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Hardcopy recording technologies for digitally formatted image data.

E L Siegel·M D Bishop·L H Wetzel·W F Anderson·J H McMillan
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The hardcopy recording technologies of video cameras, slow-scan (digital spot) recorders, and laser film printers are presented and compared. Slow-scan (digital spot) recorders offer a few advantages when compared with multiformat video cameras. But only laser film printers provide the high-quality hardcopy recordings and speed required by newer digital imaging modalities.

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E L Siegel, M D Bishop, L H Wetzel, W F Anderson, J H McMillan. 1991. Hardcopy recording technologies for digitally formatted image data.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00004424-199102000-00017

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