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Inspired by a presentation at my local digital photography club (www.digitalphotoclub.net), I thought I'd give scanning a try. (See Oct 5 under the Calendar for 2009.) It is an interesting technique but it takes a lot of patience. Dust control before and after the image is captured is a significant effort.
If you've never tried making a scanned image, you just need a scanner, like you'd use on a PC or MAC. Put your camera away for a day. I have an HP all-in-one printer that came with scanning software. Clean the glass; arrange your material; leave the top up; and hit the scan button. Did I mention clean the glass! A can of dust-off is a good idea too. When you see your first image you'll know why. The most interesting point of this technique is you never see your final image until it is scanned because your subject is face down on the glass.
Play with your scanner software to get the best resolution and light intensity for your equipment. I scanned this at 600 dpi, not the higher settings available on my scanner.
Have fun rendering the not-flat at-all-world on this made-for-flat equipment. A very interesting excercise.
ST200X scanner equipment will scan roll film, slides, etc. and includes a flatbed scanner for photos, papers and book pages. The software includes editing capability, and ability to upload files or save them in several electronic formats.
The equipment takes some practice to learn, and it is easy for occasional users to forget how to manipulate the files.
Lightpainter: Frodo Álvarez DKL
Photography: Frodo Álvarez Children of Darklight
Model: Patry Diez
Technic: one exposure, no photoshop.
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Shot made with OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA OM-D E-M1 MrkII Live Composite
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My co-worker and I re-configured the network that these 35 hand-held barcode scanners connect to, then we had to reprogram all of these scanners, pretty much one at a time.
The cart-holster for the easySHOP customer checkouts. During your shopping trip, you insert the handle of the easySHOP scanner into the holster.If you prefer, you may leave the scanner in it's holster the entire time, and bring the product up to the scanner (above the LCD screen) and and press the yellow button on the scanner. Staunton, VA