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Originally posted by Elbereth
reply to post by grahag
What the hell is a vector based scan? I thought all scans were initially bitmaps.
Originally posted by grahag
Originally posted by Elbereth
reply to post by grahag
What the hell is a vector based scan? I thought all scans were initially bitmaps.
Scans are either raster (bitmaps) or vector depending on the modes and functions that you want. Rasters are essentially images composed of dots and vectors are used to handle lines. Photoshop is raster-based and Illustrator is vector based using coordinates with lines drawn between them. Filtering a scan using vectors will sometimes make a document easier to read by creating multiple OCR layers that the software then uses algorithms to process into what it thinks the text is. It then can be flattened to produce a single document that is then searchable and accurate. Rasters can still be OCR converted, but the text tends to break up into it's constituent dots making some OCR programs choke.
This is all overly simplified, but works for the layman.
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
Can't you see people? The green background was added... The document was knowingly modified. They are not trying to hide anything.
The long form was never meant to be an exact copy.... and you people are erroneously assuming it was supposed to be...
Originally posted by Elbereth
Originally posted by grahag
Originally posted by Elbereth
reply to post by grahag
What the hell is a vector based scan? I thought all scans were initially bitmaps.
Scans are either raster (bitmaps) or vector depending on the modes and functions that you want. Rasters are essentially images composed of dots and vectors are used to handle lines. Photoshop is raster-based and Illustrator is vector based using coordinates with lines drawn between them. Filtering a scan using vectors will sometimes make a document easier to read by creating multiple OCR layers that the software then uses algorithms to process into what it thinks the text is. It then can be flattened to produce a single document that is then searchable and accurate. Rasters can still be OCR converted, but the text tends to break up into it's constituent dots making some OCR programs choke.
This is all overly simplified, but works for the layman.
So your saying that scanners can output vector and raster data? That's news to me, but you would probably consider me a layman.edit on 28-4-2011 by Elbereth because: fix
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
reply to post by Justice2012
The long form was never meant to be an exact copy.... and you people are erroneously assuming it was supposed to be...
Originally posted by grahag
Not the scanners. The software on document server which processes scans. It's scanned as a raster and then converted (depending on settings) to vector.
The mistake both of you are making is that you’re assuming birthers are capable of understanding logic and care about the facts.
Originally posted by Logical one
I'm with you on this one.
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
The long form was never meant to be an exact copy.... and you people are erroneously assuming it was supposed to be...
Originally posted by 2ndFUTURE
reply to post by grahag
It is impossible for this to be a document scanned from a single piece of paper.
If it is as you say microfilm laid over a green background then all of the original birth certificate microfiche file would be in monochrome. it is not. There are a myriad of lines, letters and numbers from the birth certificate in color on the green background. Those black letters, numbers and lines are multicolored when looked at close up. How then is this supposed monochrome micro phish file broken into color bits and monochrome bits and the color part fused to the green back ground?
It is impossible without manual manipulation.
ITS A PHONEY!
Originally posted by aptness
If they didn’t came up with this nonsensical forgery theory they would still be whining about the name of the local registrar, claiming the hospital wasn’t named like it was back when Obama was born, or any other easily debunked lie.
Originally posted by ZeroPointEnergy
For those who are struggling to understand this.
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Originally posted by aptness
The mistake both of you are making is that you’re assuming birthers are capable of understanding logic and care about the facts.
Originally posted by Logical one
I'm with you on this one.
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
The long form was never meant to be an exact copy.... and you people are erroneously assuming it was supposed to be...
These people are emotionally committed to their preconceived belief that Obama can’t legitimately be President, so everything that gets in the way of that belief is discarded.
Originally posted by vjr1113
jesus christ
there is no distraction
obama himself said we should focus on bigger issues and lay this whole silly thing to rest.
like it or not he's president, lets let this silly debate die already. birthers ARE the distraction
Originally posted by starless and bible black
Originally posted by DerekJR321
In 1961, Kenya was not called Kenya. It was called "British East Africa Protectorate". It was not known as "Kenya" until 1963. So how could it have been listed as "Kenya" 2 years before it was even known as such?
I'm glad you pointed this out. More proof that the powers that were want a revolution? We know they would control it from beginning to ashen end. Only a love of God and individual sovereignty is going to set things right.