I have a nice EPSON scanner (from a mutifunctional cx 5400) and i was able to make scans from cards, books, etc at a
nice res -> 400 dpi and the image was big and with enough resolution, but now, after reformatting my computer and put
back the drivers, when i scan at something less than 2400dpi, the image look TOO DAMN CRAPPY, NOTHING DISTIGUISHABLE,
just crap
Any ideas how can i get the scanner work at 400dpi with a good image at the end?
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- Jan 23, 2005
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You might try poking around and checking that the scanner isn't trying to "fix" the image for you. I know that the settings on my scanner's software try to balance colors and brightness and such if you don't turn those functions off. And it generally makes the stuff you scan look pretty awful. (I assume it's optimized for photos...)
I have a Canon scanner, though, so I don't know much about the software for Epson stuff.
- Jan 23, 2005
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Is there any good third party scanning sowftware out there? I'm new to trying to make my scans look good so I can use all the help I can get lol.
"Eloi, Eloi, lema... sabachthani..."- Jan 23, 2005
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If there are any, a quick Google search should bring them up. I don't know if Photoshop can take them straight from the scanner.
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- Jan 23, 2005
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I think photoshop can actually aquire images from the scanner, but have not tryed yet, also, i have turned off all the enhancing capabilities of the software, just the scan and thats all, but still getting the same problem. Shall take a look for more options and for any other 3rd party software for scanning.
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Old thread but maybe I can help:
i have an epson scanner too. If there's color banding along the bottom, you will need to go to epson's website and download some drivers. Photoshop can take from the scanner. It's the best way do scan.
File > Import > Aquire twain select.
If you scan at 600 (dpi = dots per inch) that helps the quality of scans here since you'll end up with a big file of at least 6000 pixels in height . Naturally you won't upload this huge file because mt has megabyte limits set. You'll have to scale it down to about 2900 pixels in height and drop the to web's 72 dpi since you're not using it for print which requires at least 300 dpi.
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