Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

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 (;)

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

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

Paper lot code tells you the mill batch, not the machine that fed it. That's basic supply chain.

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.

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

§3.2.1 requires unit attribution, not emotional appeals.

BigRigBeliever wrote:Flip it over. Check the edge code. That's all I'm sayin.

edge codes dont change thermal decay rates. stop guessing