Laurie Bradshaw wrote: > Hmm, I'll have to think about that one. How useful would, say, a > knuckle scan be?
That would probably be fine, but please try that under windows first so that you get an idea of the kind of images that come back from your knuckle. As long as they aren't all-white or all-black (i.e. there is some substance in the image) it will still be useful. Also, at least when sniffing the data, no need to attempt to swipe your knuckle. Just placing it against the sensor should be fine. I think we will find that this sensor, like the other swipe sensors we support, returns continuous "slice"-images (i.e. image resolution of approx 200x16) with varying overlap - and then the computer has to piece them together and eliminate overlap. So as long as we can get some of the slice images from the device, that should be all we need to go on. Daniel _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
