Hi Teoh,
I'm thinking about buying a new scanner, maybe this new Canon would be a good option.
I’m using a multifunctional printer but I’m not getting the best results. The final image always looks a little bit weird/sharped. I understand the multifunction printer shouldn’t be as good as a stand-alone scanner, but it is not only about the optical resolution, right? Right now I can scan 1200 dpi with my printer, but it still looks a little bit pixelated. I’ve tried to investigate it, I think it could be a colour depth issue, but I’m not sure… When I research about it and try to know the colour depth of a multifunction printer, the information never appears. So I’m not sure what should I look for… :/
I’m a little bit scared of buying a scanner and still can not get the quality I want. My illustrations are made with graphite pencils and have a lot of grey shades and details.
Do you think this new Canon is a good option to scan the little details?
Thank you!
Hi Teoh,
I'm thinking about buying a new scanner, maybe this new Canon would be a good option.
I’m using a multifunctional printer but I’m not getting the best results. The final image always looks a little bit weird/sharped. I understand the multifunction printer shouldn’t be as good as a stand-alone scanner, but it is not only about the optical resolution, right? Right now I can scan 1200 dpi with my printer, but it still looks a little bit pixelated. I’ve tried to investigate it, I think it could be a colour depth issue, but I’m not sure… When I research about it and try to know the colour depth of a multifunction printer, the information never appears. So I’m not sure what should I look for… :/
I’m a little bit scared of buying a scanner and still can not get the quality I want. My illustrations are made with graphite pencils and have a lot of grey shades and details.
Do you think this new Canon is a good option to scan the little details?
Thank you!