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robh
One dozen scans Mark Unseen   May 30 13:32 UTC 1996

Donated by Michael O'Leary (nephi):

I was thinking about things that I could donate for the auction when I
started thinking about this super high quality scanner that I have sitting
here on my desk.  No, I'm not about to donate the scanner, but I am
willing to donate a dozen scans.  8^)  I was thinking that the winner
could send me his or her pictures and I could arrange for him or her to
get the digitized form via email, ftp, http, or even a floppy disk.  I can 
scan at any resolution or color depth, and I have some rather high powered
image editting programs (including Adobe Photoshop), so if the winning bid
is high enough, I am willing to retouch each picture to the winner's
specifications.  

I am a bit of a perfectionist, so I am sure that the winner will be quite
pleased with the results.  

A couple examples of my work can be found at

        http://www.accessus.net/~nephi/pics/mike4.jpg 

and 

        http://www.accessus.net/~nephi/pics/naggle4.jpg
22 responses total.
robh
response 1 of 22: Mark Unseen   May 30 13:33 UTC 1996

And I'll start off at $20.
nephi
response 2 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 09:58 UTC 1996

(What?  Only one bid?  Do you know how much it would cost if you went to your
local copy shop and did a dozen scans right?  *Big* bucks!  8^)
robh
response 3 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 11:59 UTC 1996

(Actually, I don't.  How much?)
adbarr
response 4 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 17:23 UTC 1996

$25.00 US
robh
response 5 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 18:42 UTC 1996

Was that a bid, or an answer to my question?  >8)
brighn
response 6 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 20:02 UTC 1996

(i'd imagine a dozen high quality scans would costs, what, $4.99 each,
so 12 would be around 60 smackers...)
ajax
response 7 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 20:22 UTC 1996

Kinko's charges $24/hr to use their do-it-yourself scanning system, and for
high-quality scans (600dpi), it is *slow*.  Even 150dpi scans probably take
5-10 minutes ($2-$4) each, when you factor in the pre-scan, brightness
adjustment, scan, and transfer to your own media.
adbarr
response 8 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 23:23 UTC 1996

Alas, it was a firm bid -- a high price to pay (snicker, snicker) but 
it is for a good cause (and I can use those scans for HVCN) snicker
snicker). I repeat: Twenty five ($25.00) and no/100 dollars. This is a bid.
<snicker>
omni
response 9 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 4 04:36 UTC 1996

 If I need something scanned, I usually type it myself, unless I can get
Marlene to do it for me. ;)


 Can I auction off Marlene?
nephi
response 10 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 4 05:15 UTC 1996

You can use the scans for whatever you like.  8^)  You can even send me
pictures of nude women to scan.  8^)  8^)  
robh
response 11 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 4 06:37 UTC 1996

$30, then.
brighn
response 12 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 4 12:06 UTC 1996

(except you might not get the nude woman pix back =} )
popcorn
response 13 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 4 12:26 UTC 1996

Re 9: Nope, no auctioning people off.  Sorry.  ;)
brighn
response 14 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 4 14:12 UTC 1996

even ourselves?  somebody did auction off themselves for menial labor, no?
omni
response 15 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 4 18:52 UTC 1996

 that would be me. 
robh
response 16 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 6 17:15 UTC 1996

Current bid is $30 from robh, made two days ago.
tsty
response 17 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 7 10:34 UTC 1996

for reference, i had 16 negatives scanned onto cd-rom. fantastic!! results
and almost $60 for the bill.
robh
response 18 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 7 11:43 UTC 1996

For clarification, nephi, will you need the eventual winner
to send in the photos, or the negatives?
nephi
response 19 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 8 07:03 UTC 1996

I think that I can only scan photographs (although I have scanned logos off
of T-shirts, and with Photoshop, I bet that I could take the inverse of the
negatives, making positives.  8^)  
robh
response 20 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 9 01:25 UTC 1996

Three days to go until robh's bid becomes final.
popcorn
response 21 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 9 05:53 UTC 1996

You're so self-referential.  :)
robh
response 22 of 22: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 21:00 UTC 1996

The bidding is closed, the item is SOLD to robh for $30.
Congratulations!

robh, we trust you, in fact we love you, so don't bother sending
the money, Grex will pay for the whole thing!

<a GrexBat materializes before robh>

Is this a GrexBat I see before me?

robh, make your check payable to Cyberspace Communications and
send it to:

        Cyberspace Communications, Inc.            ****************
        P.O. Box 4432                              * NEW ADDRESS! *
        Ann Arbor, MI 48106-4432                   ****************
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