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Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 21 Oct 2009, 02:21
by Huggybaby
Right, turn off descreening etc. It needs to look like the one on the right.

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 21 Oct 2009, 03:16
by spiderboy4
Well, I don't know. It might be my scanner. I turned on the unsharp mask now and tried it, but the descreening filter never was turned on.

I'll put em up anyways, in case Extreme can do something with them. I think they looked pretty good after some sharpenening in photoshop. but iunno.

Nissa :: http://www.joshuagerber.com/Png/nissa600.png
Iona :: http://www.joshuagerber.com/Png/iona600.png
Ascension :: http://www.joshuagerber.com/Png/pyro600.png
Feast :: http://www.joshuagerber.com/Png/blood600.png

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 21 Oct 2009, 08:36
by extreme
thanks a lot, we appreciate it, but they're not ok, the printing raster has turned into something very strange and quite unsmooth. It's the scanner's fault.

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 21 Oct 2009, 18:11
by deicidemilan
deicidemilan wrote:
extreme wrote:oops, I found i was also missing another one, thankfully it's an uncommon. Ok, this is definitely definitely the final list. I finished all the rest.

Iona, Shield of Emeria
Pyromancer Ascension
Nissa Revane
Feast of Blood
I will scan Feast of Blood.
I scan Iona, Shield of Emeria and Pyromancer Ascension. Only what we need is Nissa Revane.

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 21 Oct 2009, 18:37
by staggerwingjtstw
I got a new scanner (it is unfortunately an all-in-one), so I'll scan my Nissa, and we can see how it turns out.

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 21 Oct 2009, 19:52
by woogerboy21
So for the people that are submitting scans and they are acceptable what brand or model of scanners are they using?

From recent research it would appear that a CIS scanner will produce images that are not acceptable were as CCD based scanners may. I am curious if this is the difference between the hardware in the scanners.

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 21 Oct 2009, 20:34
by staggerwingjtstw
So i got home from school, and find my new all-in-one scanner is in fact an HP.... sorry. My Nissa will turn out crappy.

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 21 Oct 2009, 20:48
by Ark
woogerboy21 wrote:So for the people that are submitting scans and they are acceptable what brand or model of scanners are they using?
I use an Epson Perfection 1250 USB scanner, set to color photo, 600dpi, and I always press "reset" on the auto-color-correction it tries to do after I select the portion of the pre-scan I want actually scanned.

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 21 Oct 2009, 20:54
by woogerboy21

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 21 Oct 2009, 20:57
by woogerboy21
Ark wrote:
woogerboy21 wrote:So for the people that are submitting scans and they are acceptable what brand or model of scanners are they using?
I use an Epson Perfection 1250 USB scanner, set to color photo, 600dpi, and I always press "reset" on the auto-color-correction it tries to do after I select the portion of the pre-scan I want actually scanned.
And thats a CCD scanner... so far theory holds true :)

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 22 Oct 2009, 05:01
by Ark
woogerboy21 wrote:
Ark wrote:
woogerboy21 wrote:So for the people that are submitting scans and they are acceptable what brand or model of scanners are they using?
I use an Epson Perfection 1250 USB scanner, set to color photo, 600dpi, and I always press "reset" on the auto-color-correction it tries to do after I select the portion of the pre-scan I want actually scanned.
And thats a CCD scanner... so far theory holds true :)
Might be getting off topic here, but I'm pretty sure CCD scanners are better by definition. CIS is just a crappier technology. 3 colored LEDs and a greyscale sensor will always lead to color issues compared to 1 white light and a color sensor. No mirrors or lens (hence contact scanner) means you probably won't get as good of a focus. CIS is more suited to portable, lightweight, or other low-quality scanners like barcode or business card scanners. CCD will always have better depth, focus, sharpness, and color than CIS.

I don't expect many people to go researching on what kind of technology their scanner users though.

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 22 Oct 2009, 06:27
by Xaivius
Actually, I blame this thread for inspiring me to go learn the difference. Thankfully, my epson is a ccd.

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 22 Oct 2009, 13:56
by woogerboy21
Alright so were does things stand? Are all the pictures scanned / recieved?

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 22 Oct 2009, 18:28
by tcleary
did we get an acceptable scan for nissa? that was the only card right? was hoping to draft from a pool of the whole set this weekend, just need 25 cards or so. also thinking about playing some games where some friends and I each pick/get assigned a color then try to make the best deck out of zendikar cards of just that color (max 4 of each card). I need the power cards to make that any fun.

Re: Zendikar

PostPosted: 22 Oct 2009, 20:21
by woogerboy21
tcleary wrote:did we get an acceptable scan for nissa? that was the only card right? was hoping to draft from a pool of the whole set this weekend, just need 25 cards or so. also thinking about playing some games where some friends and I each pick/get assigned a color then try to make the best deck out of zendikar cards of just that color (max 4 of each card). I need the power cards to make that any fun.
I dunno. I posted a link to a new scan of the card (above) that looks like what there looking for but never heard back. :(