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I worked for Crosfield c1984. Not on the scanners though they were certainly around. I was working on high resolution graphics systems. 1024x1024x32 bit deep memory. All in 64kb DRAMs. Lots of 64kb DRAMs. Along with PDP11 based computers and washing machine sized hard disk drives with interchangeable disk packs. Huge and horribly expensive kit that would be obsoleted by PCs and Macs a few years later.
Crosfield did a lot of work on RGB<>CMYK conversion in the days before Adobe created de facto standards for colur representation in computer systems. And photoshop became the industry standard for image manipulation.
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