Hi Steve.
This was my version.
looks like a reasonable match.
75-apidea.jpg
I use the Epson V330 at 2400 dpi.
I noticed the truncated veins as well. They seem to crop up on a regular basis.
You can see the difference here.
normal wing vein.jpgtruncated wing vein.jpg
Last edited by Jon; 10-01-2012 at 10:03 PM.
Mine's a V330 too. I will try scanning mine in colour next time and see what happens. It could be that the system focusses just above the platten where a projector slide would sit. In which case the bottom slide is helpful after all.
I think your plot and mine are near enough to say the system is repeatable for practical purposes. The only significant difference is the three wings with high CI on mine. I just double checked them and would stand by 2 but the third could be a fraction lower although still over the red line.
Rosie
I see a man in an egg-and-spoon race, wearing some kind of weird head-dress of long feather plumes.Originally Posted by Rosie
Have you been smoking something funny?
Must be Quetzalcóatl, the feathered serpent.
Hi Kevboab
Morphometry is certainly used in Austria and Germany for Carniolans. If you download the latest version of MorphPlot (2.2) from here: http://www.stratfordbeekeepers.homecall.co.uk/ and have a look at the MorphPlot sheet you will see that there are red boxes that define the commonly accepted limits for A.m.m. However, you can change this by using the BIG menu at the top to give the limits for the other main races. A problem with Carniolans is that the CI can be above 3, so Philipp Maier in Austria produced a modified version spcifically for Carniolans and that is also available from the site.
Buckfast are hybrids and are of no interest to me.
Peter Edwards
I'd say gran says it looks like the Brandenberg Gate but I'd be lying - can't see the images on this phone!
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Another two
col110.jpgcol99.jpg
105: the wisps of steam arising from a freshly made Bullshit Hive
88: silhouete of a cow's head leaning down to eat grass, the first step in the manufacture of a Bullshit Hive
94: can't get that one yet, looks complex but I'm sure that there's something there.
106: maybe I can only do two at a time? The power must dilute as it goes down the generations and especially when it crosses the gender gap. Or maybe Jessie is cross with me for joining in the piss-taking of the Natural Beekeepers.
111: yeah, the power has gone
75: Seem to have seen this one before. Is it the earthworm's view of a mole passing overhead?
110: I'm getting a faint signal of an electric guitar
99: yeah, I've lost it.
Gavin you will need to stop eating that honey that came from a single source plant. Did you not say in a previous post that the plant was related to the hemp family?
No, the powers are dropping - I need more! I suspect that it may be the red wine in deficit.
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