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Dale[_2_] October 1st 14 11:19 PM

film based electronic algorthims
 
what type of electronic algorithms could be had from the film building
and film modeling processes? this would ential chemical processing
two, might have a path back to colorants and colorant manufacturing if
chemistry is still thought of a bit, even CRTs have phospors which are
colorants

unsharp masking and curve manipulation are already around

the algorithm business might be good for people who know such
algorithms, I know some basics and could infer
--
Dale

Dale[_2_] October 2nd 14 04:51 AM

film based electronic algorthims
 
On Wed, 01 Oct 2014 18:19:14 -0400, Dale
wrote:

what type of electronic algorithms could be had from the film building
and film modeling processes? this would ential chemical processing
two, might have a path back to colorants and colorant manufacturing if
chemistry is still thought of a bit, even CRTs have phospors which are
colorants

unsharp masking and curve manipulation are already around

the algorithm business might be good for people who know such
algorithms, I know some basics and could infer


found this awhile ago, the society of dyers and colorants

http://www.sdc.org.uk/

I guess the distinction between a dye and colorant might be that a dye
is not a colorant until merged with the substrate
--
Dale


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