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Scanners, please tell us about your scanner
Geo (RIP):
RH, see if they can maybe throw in some of the useful accessories too at the same time, link below for available accessories:
http://kmbs.konicaminolta.us/content/products/models/ps5000c.html?info=Accessories
Geo
Geo (RIP):
--- Quote from: Yusuf Mohammed on May 12, 2011, 01:48:51 PM ---What do you mean by Scanners ?
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Flatbed scanners for one:
http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/846/31g9kchwj4laa300.jpg
We're talking about the machine that does it.
Geo
rangerhouse:
Well, nothing new on scanner but 1st deal from Ebay has fallen flat, :( haven't given up hope, I have a online store I'm working with now..
tilliban:
Just discovered this topic, so here's my input:
I surely win the prize for cheapest machine - a 90-dollar-flatbed CANON Lide 110.
Hooked to a Sony VAIO notebook running with Windows 7.
State-of-the-art-setup though...
I "post produce" the pages with an automatized Photoshop run correcting tonal values (is that the term?) and scaling down page size.
I am quite happy with the results: readable, sharp and clear panels.
They are lighter than the original book, just a bit yellowed, which is perfect in my eyes.
I don't care for scanning speed, cause I process only one book per day.
It's a labor of love. Most of the time I spend trying to get a STRAIGHT scan out of those crooked, slantwise printed books.
>:(
Yoc:
Thanks for sharing T, I only learned about automated actions in PhotoShop after JVJ-Jim told me about them. They sure do save time don't they? :)
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