# Scanning in color (30 bits) with Linux.

Nicolas Lucas de Peslouan (nlp@usa.net)
Mon, 12 Jan 1998 15:54:50 +0100

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Hi !

Hearing no news from Umax about some tech-refs about the Astra
600S/610S, and while still trying to have these scanners work in color
with Sane, I'm looking for a cheap but sane-working color-scanner for
Linux.

Color : 30 bits,
Resolution : 300x300 at least,
single pass,
Linux supported SCSI card included, or
well-known cheap SCSI card (cable) supported by the scanner (and of
course by Linux).

Anything in the sane-supported scanner list ?

Nicolas.

PS: I sent again two requests to UMAX France and US... :-)

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