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Guide To Scanners
A scanner with at least 1200 dpi and 48-bit color depth gives demanding users the most image-editing flexibility.
Today’s consumer scanners commonly have optical resolutions of 2400 dots per inch and that’s likely to remain the maximum for a while because manufacturers are opting to improve ease of use rather than upgrade the core hardware.
Don’t be afraid of the terms “Flat Bed”, “Twain”, Sheet-Feed”, “Resolution”, “One Touch”, “Transparency”. Prices may range from free to the thousands. You can get a great one for as little as $100. sometimes free when you buy a computer.
4 Great Scanners:
Epson Perfection V200
Flatbed Scanner
$75-$100
Canon DR-2590C
Pass-Through Scanner
$650
Fujitsu ScanSnap S510
Pass-Through Scanner
$400
Epson Perfection V700
PHOTO Flatbed Scanner
$500
Catscan machine?
$2,000,000
And you wonder why getting a catscan costs a few hundred dollars.
But make sure use you use your scanner wisely.
Don’t scan yourself. It just can’t be good for you.
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