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HPC
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Got a CanoScan LIDE 200 today and wanted to show off a little
(marks are on toploaders not cards)
(marks are on toploaders not cards)
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Got a New Scanner and want to show off some scans
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aminors
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Wow, nice! If you don't mind, how much did it run ya?
Ant
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aminors said:
I got it from Staples for $99!
bozemanbreaker
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is that HP G Series still the best budget scanner for cards? Particularly for cards in slabbed/one-touches?
marterburn
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nice Kemp
wish my new all-in-one scanned this good. can't complain too much though, it's a vast improvement.
wish my new all-in-one scanned this good. can't complain too much though, it's a vast improvement.
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nice stuff man...i am not much of a techie but i think my lexmark all in one does ok. i picked it up on clearance from the local wal mart when it was being remodeled for $40.
sdsportsfan1214
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That Longo is fresh!
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here is another scan from the lexmark....
Cobra29svt
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aminors said:
If you wait it out, I bought mine on sale from newegg for around $45 shipped.
chowell3fan
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"i got a new scanner".........
Another LAME attempt to pimp your Montero cards........
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Just playing cards look SHARP (Blake, yours is not so bad either)
Another LAME attempt to pimp your Montero cards........
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Just playing cards look SHARP (Blake, yours is not so bad either)
leatherman
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http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/st ... _172606_-1
Scanner Element - Contact Image Sensor (CIS)
Any scanner with a CIS scanning element will produce blurry scans when trying to scan slabs. To get clear scans of slabbed cards, you MUST have a CCD scanning element.
Your scanner will produce fine scans of pictures and cards in toploaders, but nothing with any depth to it. Sorry to rain on your parade.
David
Scanner Element - Contact Image Sensor (CIS)
Any scanner with a CIS scanning element will produce blurry scans when trying to scan slabs. To get clear scans of slabbed cards, you MUST have a CCD scanning element.
Your scanner will produce fine scans of pictures and cards in toploaders, but nothing with any depth to it. Sorry to rain on your parade.
David
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chowell3fan said:
LOL
:lol: :lol: :lol:
You caught me
David, yeah, I have actually had blurry scans with the previous scanners used too. These scans are alot better than the Lexmark scanner/printer I have and with some cropping could be better. The good news is I dont have very many graded cards, so I dont need to worry much.
This one also works because it's portable and runs off the USB port, so it's really easy to use and no cords and cables everywhere...plus it is super lightweight to carry.
I really am happy with the purchase, the toploader scans came out awesome and what I hoped for! For $99 it wasnt bad at all
mlbfan10
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You could have bought an hp off ebay for $40 and amazing scans for graded and non!
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mlbfan10 said:
I thought about going that route, but I remember when people made the "which scanner should I get?" threads, Canoscan was the main response
bozemanbreaker
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What settings do you guys use on the HP G3110?
Superfractor
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bozemanbreaker said:
600 DPI, is that what you mean? I go for 1200DPI, depending on the card.
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piggy1918 said:
Thanks bud!
ChasHawk
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canoscan models with a ccd element were the main response.
as far as using the g3110, I scan at 300dpi and still have to size down the scans. scanning at higher dpi just takes longer.
as far as using the g3110, I scan at 300dpi and still have to size down the scans. scanning at higher dpi just takes longer.
