[LargeFormat] Process lenses and laserjet printers

[Michael Sullivan]

while I know absolutely nothing about laser printers, certainly old 
scanners would have some sort of lens -- look for old Agfa scanners as 
a possible source. As a warning though, today's cheap scanners would 
inevitably have a plastic lens. However, with such a cheap lens perhaps 
you'd be able to make your own Holga!!  ;-)

mjs


On Mar 17, 2004, at 5:04 PM, Brock Nanson wrote:

> Woof-Woof!  ;-)
>
> You sure are.  The process is entirely electronic.  If there is a lens 
> or lenses associated with the led/laser emitters, it'd have the 
> coverage of a microdot!
>
> But hey, good try!  And don't let this stop you from ripping one apart 
> anyway.  Lots of interesting bits in there! ;-)
>
> Brock
>
> kaliushkin@att.net wrote:
>
>> Do laserjet printers use process lenses?  I ask because I 
>> occasionally come upon such printers being thrown out.  I currently 
>> have a Hewlett Packard HP Laserjet IIISi.  Before I start taking it 
>> apart, am I barking up the wrong tree?
>>
>> --
>> Dan Kalish
>> kaliushkin@att.net
>> Flushing, NYC, USA		
>>
>
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