Re: Scanning
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- From: Michael Healy <emjayhealy@earthlink.net>
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I would suggest Taz Tally's "Avoiding the Scanning Blues". Three hundred well-written
pages, unlike so many manuals written in computerese.
There are no formulaic answers or directives, though. One of your primary challenges
will be working to determine the limits and strengths of the scanner you have chosen. As
Karl Marx said, the Tool defines the Man.
Mike Healy
On 20 Aug 2008 at 22:18, Ricardo Wildberger Lisboa wrote:
Date sent: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 22:18:58 -0300
From: Ricardo Wildberger Lisboa <ricardo@saw.com.br>
Subject: Scanning
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> Dear list members,
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> Could you please inform me which are, in your opinion, the best books
> (article or any sources) on scanning, both opaque and transparency,
> black&white and color? I hope this is not too off topic. Thanks,
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> Ricardo.
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- From: Ricardo Wildberger Lisboa <ricardo@saw.com.br>