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Cancellierecards

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Just got it for $30 on Craigslist. Not the best scanner out there but A lot better than my old scanner. And for $30 you can't go wrong. It's a Canoscan 8400F.

I understand the scanner needs to be cleaned, I just started scanning right when I got home lol

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I don't like how you can't see the Xfractor-ness of the card :mad:
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Thanks for looking!
 

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bradical said:
The true test is a slabbed refractor.
With these I didn't close the lid just to see if it scanned better (it didn't)

But still pretty nice
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Anything that you don't like how it looks try rotating it on the scanner.
 

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for slabbed refractors i like to rub them in baby oil and gently caress them just before scanning. gives it that wow effect in the final product of the scan
 

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miguelcabrera said:
for slabbed refractors i like to rub them in baby oil and gently caress them just before scanning. gives it that wow effect in the final product of the scan
Can we see a scan
 

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miguelcabrera said:
for slabbed refractors i like to rub them in baby oil and gently caress them just before scanning. gives it that wow effect in the final product of the scan

Is that why you keep a bottle of baby oil by your computer?
 

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leatherman said:
miguelcabrera said:
for slabbed refractors i like to rub them in baby oil and gently caress them just before scanning. gives it that wow effect in the final product of the scan

Is that why you keep a bottle of baby oil by your computer?

At least that what he tells everyone who visits. :D :D

OP: Definitely scan with the lid up. Check my sig for results.
 

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Looks great to me. Way better than my piece could do. I wouldn't even try to scan a slab and my blues always look black
 

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they look good.

i would either go "Lid Up" or get yourself a nice piece of construction paper to use as a backdrop
 

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ThoseBackPages said:
they look good.

i would either go "Lid Up" or get yourself a nice piece of construction paper to use as a backdrop
Lid up made them look blurry to me
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doesn't look blurry to me

Try some construction paper, thats what i do (i have a CannoScan 4400f)

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