[email protected] wrote:
In a message dated 3/6/2009 6:33:16 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
The Epson scanner software can be used as a standalone application.
I've found it to be quite good. However, an image editor would be a
very big plus in terms of optimizing your scans. PS Elements is
probably your best bet in bargain software.
Paul
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Agreed. Epson scanning software is actually pretty good. Also good to post
process (remove dust spots if nothing else, and they will be there). Elements
is the cheapest way to go on that, and, truthfully, all the editing software
most people need. Get 5 and above.
Marnie aka Doe :-)
Nick - I'm "me-tooing" all the above, I love elements 5 (er most of the
time, anyway) and my older
1640SU Photo epson does a good job... it would be even better if my cat
had not decided to take
her photo and scratched it... she is smarter now.
I open Elements 5 and ask it to "import" from the scanner... sometimes I
just set things on the scanner
instead of taking photos for ebay... it is amazingly sharp... though a
very shallow DOF.
ann
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