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| Input/Output/Workflow Scanning, printing, color management, and discussing best practices for control and repeatability |
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| Digitizing Large Images A potential client has an 18 x 14 image that has some water damage. My Epson 4490Photo isn't going to fit the photo on the bed. Should I try to scan the image in quarters and then put them together, or search around locally for someone with a larger scanner and outsource that part of the job? Thanks! Or should I shoot the image with my Rebel xti? Last edited by dmchord; 03-22-2009 at 12:24 PM. Reason: Remembered the camera. |
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| Re: Digitizing Large Images if you have an even light source, use the Rebel |
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| Re: Digitizing Large Images Thanks! I'll give that a whirl. |
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| Re: Digitizing Large Images Try both - what have you got to lose. Christine |
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