Nice article here!
I had the same problem with scannig some of my artworks done with Copic markers. Sometimes, with only 300 DPI, I can´t obtain good results in details and colors may change (specially with my Epson perfection V39, I still don´t know why this happens, and I decided to use the A3 Epson my school has, that respects more the color) With 600 DPI, the quality problems are mostly solved, only I have to check with Photoshop the colors and all that stuff. My teachers told me to do that and then change to 300 DPI when I finished to check and my artwork was ready to print in a copy shop.
Hi Teoh,
Nice article here!
I had the same problem with scannig some of my artworks done with Copic markers. Sometimes, with only 300 DPI, I can´t obtain good results in details and colors may change (specially with my Epson perfection V39, I still don´t know why this happens, and I decided to use the A3 Epson my school has, that respects more the color) With 600 DPI, the quality problems are mostly solved, only I have to check with Photoshop the colors and all that stuff. My teachers told me to do that and then change to 300 DPI when I finished to check and my artwork was ready to print in a copy shop.