The one problem with that is how compressed the default scanning rate is set too.
I once asked if a oversized image could be scanned at a high quality scan rate of my choice and was told no, it would be scanned at a preset default. Often times it’s the lowest denominator, unless you can do use a walk up scanner and make all adjustments yourself. Don Resor Sent from someone's iPhone > On Dec 10, 2022, at 5:18 PM, steve shumaker via cctalk > <cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote: > > If there's that much interest, it might be worth taking to a FedEx shop and > getting a high quality wide format scan. > > Steve > >> On 12/10/22 3:27 PM, John Foust via cctalk wrote: >> Well, she went for $810 to a map dealer in London, and he had to pay >> about another $200 for the eBay global shipping program and duties. >> >> I asked one of the other losing bidders about what I had here and why it >> was popular... he said "Dealers are collecting them and >> trying to sell them at various price points. So far sales >> have been pretty minimal at anything over $1000. The >> exception is that some libraries are starting to collect >> them with an eye on the future." >> >> I'll see if I can stitch a good scan before I ship it out. >> >> - John >> >
