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Image date is always 256 shades of gray, where 0=white and 255=black | Image date is always 256 shades of gray, where 0=white and 255=black | ||
From the IMG | From the IMG Scan v1.84 Addendum: | ||
Raw data files have been standardized to 128000 byte files for all resolutions. This | Raw data files have been standardized to 128000 byte files for all resolutions. This | ||
means that a raw data file (".RAW") can be loaded and saved in any screen resolution. | means that a raw data file (".RAW") can be loaded and saved in any screen resolution. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:35, 17 January 2017
IMG Scan raw data files *.RWL
*.RWH
*.RAW
extension pixel w/h size in bytes imgscan.prg version
*.RWL 320x200 64000 < 1.84
*.RWH 640x400 256000 < 1.84
*.RAW 640x200 128000 => 1.84
Image date is always 256 shades of gray, where 0=white and 255=black
From the IMG Scan v1.84 Addendum:
Raw data files have been standardized to 128000 byte files for all resolutions. This
means that a raw data file (".RAW") can be loaded and saved in any screen resolution.
The files are saved as 640*200 and 8 bits per pixel.
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