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BigRigBeliever wrote:Has anybody actually opened Unit 07's paper tray to see if the roll's even OEM or if it's a bulk swap from a different kiosk chain?


please forgive me but I do not see how opening a paper tray answers the question of the EXIF timestamp accuracy :please: :dumb: (^_^;)

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thermal paper degrades at 25C. your gamma curve is noise :dumb:

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SakuraMirror BigRigBeliever is asking about the paper tray because LOT-20060815-02 is a mill roll code, not a kiosk assignment code. If you don't know which Unit printed your blank roll then posting the curve across three threads is just noise. A third thread doesn't add a variable, it adds a duplicate :dumb:

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SakuraMirror I hear you on the EXIF question but the paper tray tells you the batch origin and without the batch origin the gamma curve is just a pretty line on a forum post. If the roll came from a different kiosk chain the thermal coating age changes everything. Flip it over. Check the edge code. That's all I'm sayin.

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SakuraMirror wrote:please forgive me but I do not see how opening a paper tray answers the question of the EXIF timestamp accuracy :please: :dumb: (^_^;)
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BigRigBeliever wrote:Flip it over. Check the edge code. That's all I'm sayin.


edge codes dont change thermal decay rates. stop guessing :dumb:

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well I'll be... this Unit 07 paper edge code thing reminds me of trackin coyotes through a fence line friend - you gotta check BOTH sides of the post not just stare at where the wire broke... the thermal paper degrades at whatever rate its roll says, but which kiosk ACTUALLY printed it is a different fence entirely :banana:

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DustyBoots_56 wrote:you gotta check BOTH sides of the post not just stare at where the wire broke...

AMEN brother!! :D :D That fence line wisdom right there is more spirit-filled than half the "analysis" in this thread. Gabreil 4:17 says "the post that is set firm shall not be moved by the wind of doubters" - you checkin both sides while the enemy camp is still starin at one edge of the thermal paper and callin it a gamma curve :rofl: :rofl: Which kiosk printed it? Nobody answerin that question cause they don't wanna open the tray :pray:

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