One More Step to Automation --Waldman

But going back to the '80s, when color separations were solely in the domain of our industry, my company had an usually large scanning department running three shifts. We had Hell scanners, like many in those days. Unfortunately they were true to their name; they broke down frequently. We finally looked elsewhere and bought a DS scanner. It ran day in, day out with no problems. In fact, whereas the Hell scanners seemed to need a live-in repair man, our service contract on the DS scanner was dropped for lack of need.