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Click on the daffodil to see a much larger version.
Click on the daffodil to see a much larger version.
The following is an article from Photoshop User Magazine about Scanograms. It has a lot of useful tips.
The following is an article from Photoshop User Magazine about Scanograms. It has a lot of useful tips.
Click on the images to see the full pages.
Click on the images to see the full pages.
Use the Function Key and UP/Down Arrows to move around the image.
Use the Function Key and UP/Down Arrows to move around the image.
How to use the scanner:
How to use the scanner:
Note:
Note:
It is VERY important that we be extremely careful with placing objects on the flatbed scanners as the glass can scratch easily. Please use protective clear acetate if you are scanning objects that could damage the glass on the flatbed.
It is VERY important that we be extremely careful with placing objects on the flatbed scanners as the glass can scratch easily. Please use protective clear acetate if you are scanning objects that could damage the glass on the flatbed.
You can scan more than one object at a time and separate them later in Photoshop.
You can scan more than one object at a time and separate them later in Photoshop.
Les Rudnik says "The photogram is truth. It represents the pure interaction of light with an object." He has a great site called "Photograms - Art and Design." "The History of Photograms" is a very interesting set of pages.
Les Rudnik says "The photogram is truth. It represents the pure interaction of light with an object." He has a great site called "Photograms - Art and Design." "The History of Photograms" is a very interesting set of pages.
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