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9th January 2006
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How to prevent...?
Hi juz like to ask u guys 1 question... I use a SLR and i try to post the pics.. however when i try to scan it into the computer, it seems that it appeared out of focus.. may i juz ask u guys how do u guys get the pic up your com sharp????
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9th January 2006
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Location: beebox
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Re: How to prevent...?
how do u scan your image?
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9th January 2006
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Re: How to prevent...?
well.. i use my house scanner...
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10th January 2006
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Location: Shanghai, China
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Re: How to prevent...?
I use my house scanner as well, but its sharp as hell. But that doesn't tell us what the difference between our workflows are. |
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11th January 2006
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Re: How to prevent...?
Are u scanning prints or the film? By the sound of it...u might be scanning your negs/slides... What model scanner are u using? Does it come with film scanning ability?
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15th January 2006
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Re: How to prevent...?
Hi... thx for the reply... I scan the photo itself... and my scanner is cannonScan lide 20.... well, juz like normal scanning.... i place the photo there and i click scan... Datz all. however the photo came out blur.
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