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I'm watching Man v. Food and judging by some of the stuff that Adam woofs down, I bet his shits are epic.

I bet he has to have an industrial strength toilet in his home. There's no way a standard porcelain throne handles that workload.
 
L.T. Fan said:
I can't seem to locate a technical question thread so I will pose this to this one. Has anyone run into any problems with trying to scan a photo that was done by a professional photographer? Is there such a thing as anti scan paper or ink, etc.?
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I've never heard of such. Even the high glossy paper should scan. Not sure what the quality would be.
 
1bigfan13 said:
I'm watching Man v. Food and judging by some of the stuff that Adam woofs down, I bet his shits are epic.

I bet he has to have an industrial strength toilet in his home. There's no way a standard porcelain throne handles that workload.
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I have wondered just as much in the past. Great show, tragic aftermath.
 
I always start out watching that show with enthusiasm and then ending about the 3/4 point grossed out.
 
I watch that show with utmost admiration. The food show that grosses me out is Bizarre Foods.
 
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I really hate you right now, NoDick.
 
L.T. Fan said:
I can't seem to locate a technical question thread so I will pose this to this one. Has anyone run into any problems with trying to scan a photo that was done by a professional photographer? Is there such a thing as anti scan paper or ink, etc.?
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Do you have an extra tin foil hat?

:unsure
 
UncleMilti said:
Do you have an extra tin foil hat?

:unsure
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This is a real situation. I have heard that some pro photographers were doing things to prevent scanning. I am proficient at scanning and photo editors. I ran all sorts of scenarios with the photos and others to check my scanner and editor. Everything proved out except the photos I have just had taken.
 
L.T. Fan said:
This is a real situation. I have heard that some pro photographers were doing things to prevent scanning. I am proficient at scanning and photo editors. I ran all sorts of scenarios with the photos and others to check my scanner and editor. Everything proved out except the photos I have just had taken.
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In all seriousness its not the ink. I heard its a "texturing" process they use that diffuses the scanning light.
 
:lol

:buddy
 
He knows I'm kidding. I have much respect for LT.
 
Iamtdg said:
He knows I'm kidding. I have much respect for LT.
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I know that, you know that, and he knows that. We all know that.

Still doesn't change the fact I'd like to watch him kick your ass.
 
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