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Aug14-04, 09:01 AM   #1
 

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there is something I want to know... Some xerox machines are equipped with these special devices to produce enlarged and redced copies of a text.
WHat are these devices and how do they work?
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Aug14-04, 09:04 AM   #2
 
I don't know a big lot about xerox's but I very much doubt that they use lenses. My guess is that they work by scanning the image at a high resolution and then printing at the size you specify, very much in the same way that you would print out the pictures from your digital camera in whatever size you want. The actual magnification is done digitally.
Aug14-04, 12:12 PM   #3
 
visit www.howstuffworks.com , they will explain it a lot better than abybody here.
Aug14-04, 01:58 PM   #4
 

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Nice! Apparently they actually use lenses to magnify! I thought that doing the magnification digitally would be more practical than using lenses. I wonder if the newer ones still do the magnification the same way.
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