Jun 10, 2006, 08:02
Jun 10, 2006, 08:32
Hey Pete,
Congrats on the scanner. I've had a brief look at that model previously and it looks very nice. I'd be interested to hear about (and see) your results.
I haven't had a huge amount of experience with scanners (I don't scan much at all and just use a Canon LIDE 30 I was given as a gift), but here are two pieces of wisdom I can offer you:
1. Calibrate and profile your monitor and scanner... (read more about it somewhere like http://www.photographical.net/scanner_profiling1_2.html)
2. Scan with VueScan (http://www.hamrick.com/) at the highest resolution and bit-depth you can manage, then downsample in photoshop if you need to.
Congrats on the scanner. I've had a brief look at that model previously and it looks very nice. I'd be interested to hear about (and see) your results.
I haven't had a huge amount of experience with scanners (I don't scan much at all and just use a Canon LIDE 30 I was given as a gift), but here are two pieces of wisdom I can offer you:
1. Calibrate and profile your monitor and scanner... (read more about it somewhere like http://www.photographical.net/scanner_profiling1_2.html)
2. Scan with VueScan (http://www.hamrick.com/) at the highest resolution and bit-depth you can manage, then downsample in photoshop if you need to.