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Best MFC for scanning covers
wiggy:
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--- Quote from: wiggy on September 21, 2013, 12:17:58 PM ---Not to offend anyone, but I imagine it's because so many of the people scanning are using Photoshop on a strictly amateur/hobby level. Nothing wrong with that, just that most probably aren't aware of a lot of features like that.
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Come to think I think I've never seen good non-blurred moire-free scan from even our pro Photoshop users.
Pleaasse someone proof me wrong. ;D
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The thing is, I don't descreen when scanning. I clean up the file after the scan. The crummy preview doesn't give you a very good idea of what you're gonna get as a result and all the tools needed to descreen are available withing the basic photoshop filters.
I haven't upped tons of scans, but there are a few here somewhere. I know at least Biometal is up. Lemme find a link...
edit: couldn't find it in my box acct, so re-upped it.
kaysow:
yeah, probably overkill but although i have descreening options up to 600dpi i mostly just scan at 1200 and filter it down from there manually. did some comparisons with the built-in scanner options and the downsized photoshopped results are always a bit sharper. at 1200dpi you have a lot of leeway since you're outputting at 25% resolution.