I have a bunch of photos my family gave me to work on. I'd like to get the originals back to them ASAP. Do I scan them in one at a time, or can I put a bunch on at once? That would save so much time considering each scan takes between 5 and 20 minutes.
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by lamboe80Hi
I have a question about scanning. This might be the wrong forum, but its the best I could find. I have hundreds of pictures I want to scan and it's going to take months if I scan one at a time. Is there a program or something where I can scan 6 pictures at a time, and it automatically save...-
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01-08-2004, 01:36 PM -
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by zganieWhen you scan deeply cracked photos there is a slight curve to them which creates a shadow/dark area near the crack
to fix this problem you might want to try this
1)take a white piece of paper the size of your scanner bed not glossy paper
and it must fit entire scanner...-
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06-24-2007, 04:36 AM -
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by ShoffIs there a safe way to do this or should I not even bother. I just worked on photos that had tape on them. Since it was a friends, I did use an exacto knife to remove the tape. Other then a little scratch it worked well.
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08-07-2004, 01:08 PM -
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by decsurveyMy uncle recently and finally found our grandmothers box of photos. There are 100's of old photos dating back to 1880's up to the 1960's.
I am planning to scan all the photos at 800 dpi and save in TIFF format.
Would 800 dpi be sufficient or overkill in scanning all the...-
Channel: Photo Restoration
12-17-2011, 01:36 PM -
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Hello,
I'm about to scan in over 100 images that are about 50 years old and i had a person tell me that i may lose quality when scanning the images and that some of the photos may lose the whole image because of the paper its been printed on.
Now before i start scanning...-
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07-30-2007, 10:53 PM -
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