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30 January, 2005

Binky Hawkinson
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Epson Stylus Photo R320

We looked at this scanner way too much money 300 bucks there is a review on scanners on the internet the Canon was on the top of list I would like to be able to create a cd of my artwork Any one know Any better options, THANK YOU!!!!

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RQ Trietsch 30 Jan 2005

Binky, if you have you have a cd driver on you computer I wouldn't think you really need a good scanner to download them on a cd. But perhaps Pete or Patrick can help you out a bit more. Also remember if you are going to save them on a CD, leave them with the max pixels if you want to make pictures of them later on, and also make another copy of them (resized) just for posting purposes.

But I think the computer people in here can give you better info than me.

Binky Hawkinson 31 Jan 2005

Thank you RQ! I will have to pay the renewal fee for my doamin name, Hopefully I will be awarded the Pell Grant to finish paying for my college tuition fees, and books fees, this education is an investment. I purchased 2 light tables, 1 small "kiddie size" from Texas Art supply, and One from "Easels" art Studios, for a small price, the artist went on vacation and sold her old supplies, Well Folkes, This would be a good scanner.!??? http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/consumer/consDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&infoType=Promotions&oid=45471986&category=Products

Ps I put the boat photo ther it is one I turned in for one photography lab I thought someone could show me how they scanned or saved that photo and told me about the pixel issues or saving instructions

Patrick Miller 31 Jan 2005

Binky, if I understand you correctly ...you want to transfer hard copy art to digital to store on a CD. If that be correct, then you can do it alot cheaper with a digital camera, versus the 300 dollar scanner.