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How best to scan pencil drawings
I'm trying to scan some pencil drawings/sketches at the moment, but I'm not sure if I'm preping my scanner properly, or whether there's anything I can tweak in photoshop etc to improve it.
I've provided an example of a recent scan. If I remember right this was scanned in a 200dpi and just auto leveled in Photoshop afterwards. http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/4...testjg0.th.jpg To be honest I don't know how much help I can be given with this. It may just come down to the quality of my scanner and my drawings, but we'll see. I just wondered whether anyone who is used to scanning pencil work like this might have any tips or tried and tested methods to share. |
Don't use auto-leveling. Any adjustments you make should be done manually. Also, when you scan disable any color adjustment features that the scanner drivers offer you.
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Your scan doesn't look too bad once you do a few tweaks.
http://upload.jetsam.org/pix/scantestjg0.png |
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