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Refining scanning slides with Epson CX5200
I've found I can get really nice results scanning slides by
backlighting the slides with one of these cluster flourescent lamps about 4-5 inches above the slide, with the slide isolated in a window cut out of black craft foam and for a light diffuser the lid of a tupperware type container and then a flat piece made out of cured clear silicone caulk over that. This seems to produce images that are sharp and evenly lit. I'm wondering if there are any steps I can take to refine the process further to get even better results? Any suggestions? Thanks |
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I'd like to see a picture of that!
-- Chuck |
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