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Quoted from REMPins:To scan an image off the playfield would require a handheld scanner, any suggestions?
There was an HP model, HP 4600 maybe. Might want to do a forum search.
However, if you have a really good quality DSLR and Macro lens and flat lighting, you can photograph a section. Maybe not the most viable option for most, but I am a photographer.
Quoted from fiberdude120:This comes up as a flatbed scanner.
It is a flatbed, but if it's the correct one you can remove the top and lay it directly on the playfield. It also has a clear bottom so you can see through the scanner, allowing you to see what you are scanning.
Looking back, it was the 4600 but it's been discontinued. People are finding them on Ebay, on occasion. Looks like HP 4670, is a newer model.
http://www.amazon.com/HP-ScanJet-See-Thru-Vertical-Scanner/dp/B0000C9ZJT
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