Shouldn't have a problem. This was scanned on a V500 and the original
mount was oversized. Any softness in the scan also exists in the original.
BTW, it's a four generation pix taken in 1935. The young girl is my
mother, age about 14. ; >}
https://www.box.com/shared/gx8uuqeg4zot65xgen3v
-p
On 4/11/2013 2:35 PM, Charles Robinson wrote:
I just got the Epson V500 scanner as my wife needs to scan some of her parents'
wedding album for a slideshow. Nice excuse, and for $149 on Amazon I couldn't
pass it up.
Peeking at the box right now, I see that the glass scanning surface is indented
a bit into the scanner.
The pages that I have to scan from their wedding album are oversized - like an
8x10 image on a 10x12 board-like page. The pages come out (the whole album
can be disassembled into a bunch of flat pages - I'll have to remember the page
sequence so I can reassemble it properly) so that's not an issue.
The problem is: Towards the edge of the image, the photo is actually going to
be maybe as much as a few millimeters above the surface of the glass. That's
going to suck, isn't it?
How deep is the "depth of field" of the scanner? Am I screwed?
-Charles
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