Best playfield or backglass scanner:

http://www.crusedigital.com/cd_main.asp

Is that one of those old HPs?

Wow, they have not made those in 10 years! Very cool.

Photomerge goes back at least 5 versions of Photoshop, and I believe was part of Elements before that.

GOTO: File>Automate>Photomerge to see if your version has it.

Give yourself 20-30% overlap to make it easy on Photoshop...

I don't think any of us want to buy a giant scanner (but if you do, more power to ya).

Most cities have some sort of giant scanner at a print shop, art shop, Kinkos, or gallery that is available for rent. An item as large as a playfield will run $50-70, but you get a perfect 1 scan, no stitching required. Bring a memory stick, or they will try to charge you $10 to burn you a disc of the file.

Here are some locations with public Cruse scanners:

http://www.crusedigital.com/cd_customers_national.asp

HP4600

I've got all the separate scans (not stitched together) for F14 that I use for restoration, but it's 1.3 Gigs in size.

Do you have an FTP site or something to load it up to?

Or is there just a certain section you need?

They have not made that scanner in 10 years, so I can forgive the lack of updates.

If you think about it, that scanner was not popular, so how long are they going to keep supporting it.....?

Still working with win10