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Scanjet 4600 - Recommendation on workflow

By Ashram56

2 years ago


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    #15 2 years ago

    I have scanned a lot of backglasses and playfields with the HP4600.

    300 dpi is all that is needed to get excellent results

    Save and edit in .tiff format

    Overlap is very important I have found. With my experience I found that more overlap means better stitching. I now do at least 25% (visual judge) or more overlap.

    I use Photoshop Elements for stitching. The PhotoMerge command. Makes perfect playfield and backglass stitches, no moving things around after.
    Again: It is the amount of overlap that affects the accuracy of the stitch. I don't have to adjust my first stitch because I use a lot of overlap.

    Banding seems to show up on backglasses more than anywhere else for me. Since I redraw/edit just about 100% of the scan to make it sharp the banding just disappears.

    Overlap and graphic editing are my two main points.

    Alan

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