Customer Comments
Riccardo Salvaterra, DPI Service, Italy
Thanks again - extremely rare a company to be so helpful to their clients as you are. Greetings to your father and to your family.
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Andrew Neale, Andrew Neale Digital Mapping, Victoria, Canada
It was a pleasure to work with a knowledgeable professional. The scanner is busy and everything looks great ....just want to tell you I was very impressed with your product. Most notably, the quality of the machine's construction and the ease of use.
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Tami Wiggins, BLUE SKIES CONSULTING, Belen, New Mexico
Thanks again for your time and efforts on our behalf. We accomplished our outrageous goal for last month, thanks to your personal attention.
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Phillip Floor, MAPCON Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah
The low investment cost together with the outstanding density range of the RM-3 makes negative scanning a viable alternative to film diapositives and opens the door further to a complete digital workflow.
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James Liberty, Aerocon, Willoughby, Ohio
Aerocon is constantly searching for a ways to improve our production and the quality of our products. Being that we are predominantly a softcopy operation and the increase in the demand for digital products a scanner has become a major step in our production process. Since the purchase of the Wehrli RM-3 film scanner in the fall of 2001 we have enjoyed a dramatic increase in the speed of scanning along with ease of operation and reliability. We are also impressed with quality of the resolution of the image. My technicians have compared the image to be the same as the quality as viewed on the optical analytical instruments. The RM-3 has had a tremendous impact on our operations.
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Roy Thompson, Georgia Aerial Surveys
It was a pleasure meeting you and we are most appreciative of the time you spent here resolving our problem. You have a fine product and excellent service after the purchase.
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John F. Kenefick, JFK Inc., Florida
... after about 9 months, running one+ shift per day, typically six days per week .. we scanned (8um) our Zeiss Jena grid plate, which contains 625 grid intersections whose nominal xy values are probably within 1um, based upon check measurements at the Jena factory. After computer-measuring the grid intersections, Bud performed a four-parameter (x-shift, y-shift, rotation and scale) of the measured locations to the nominal grid values. RMS residuals resulting from this calculation were 2.8um in x and 3.0um in y; not bad at all and very much in line with the advertised geometric accuracy. When performing a six-parameter (affine) fit, the RMS values were reduced to 1.6um in x and 2.0um in y, indicating a small amount of residual uncalibrated affinity in our scanner, but admittedly below the stated accuracy of the RM-3.
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John Matthews, Southern Resources Mapping Corp., Alabama
We really appreciate your help in getting our scanner back in business so soon. I know you went far our of your way to keep us working. Enough to prompt us to dub you an Honorary Southerner. You'll find enclosed some necessary starter items for the novice Southern man. Just make sure to leave the top button of your overalls open.
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