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Scanner shot of some of the flowers blooming in the garden.

Sunflowers from Waitrose were wilting so I squashed one onto my Canoscan 8800F flatbed scanner and scanned a 600 dpi image. The raw image didn't look much like the actual flower so a little tinkering gave the images shown. OK, these don't look much like the original flower either - but they might have some interest.

Scanner camera theme week

This is quite easy too - can you guess who has been mangled by the portable scanner?

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©Vincent Benoit.

Please contact me before using this photography at B.e.side.photography[at]gmail.com

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the scanner scanned while I was cleaning off the glass. not sure why. it was bright.

using my Canon MP210 scanner as a camera

I believe it still works, but you'll need to download the driver for it.

©Vincent Benoit.

Please contact me before using this photography at B.e.side.photography[at]gmail.com

This is my mate rodders, i was trying an "a scanner darkly" effect, didnt end up to bad, took ages though lol

Agfa APX100

 

(Pentax Super A, Pentax-M 50mm 1:1.4)

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