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Types of Scanners
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The Flatbed Scanner |
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| Scans from original artwork or photograph. Some recent equipment may come with a transparency adapter which allows for scanning slides or negatives up to 5 x 4 inches. | |||
Film Scanner |
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| For scanning from film or transparencies only. Multi-format transparency scanners allow you to scan everything from 35mm slides all the way up to 4" x 5". transparencies. These scanners use CCD (charge-coupled device) technology. |
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| A flatbed scanner that will scan up to A3 in size from original artwork. Able to scan transparencies and capable of high resolutions. | |||
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Drum Scanner |
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| Capable of extremely high quality results, highly skilled operation. Not suitable for some original artwork as this may be damaged. | |||
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Digital Camera |
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The image is captured into a digital file and there is no intermediate processing stage in-between. The image can be downloaded straight onto the computer. |
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Scanback |
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All the advantages of a digital camera, but this is professional quality digital capture. It is a digital back that fits into large format camera, it scans directly onto a computer interface. For this a Photographic studio is required. |
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