File:DVD+R with Data.png
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English: A common 4.7 GB DVD+R disc, data is visible as rings since the burning process changes the microscopic surface properties |
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| Author | Zi7ar21 |
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This image was created by placing a DVD+R with some data onto my Epson ET-2800 scanning bed, scanning at 1200 DPI, opening it in GIMP, cropping to the disk (which turns out to not be a 100% perfect circle, the plastic has much coarser tolerances than the recording layer), separating the text and radially convolving (blurring) 15° around the center of the disk to remove blemishes (and moiré), cutting out the center and adding translucency to the inner and outer parts of the disc.
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| current | 23:48, 27 August 2024 | | 5,654 × 5,678 (20.68 MB) | Zi7ar21 | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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