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Printer Guy
Sep 12, 2003, 12:09:46 AM9/12/03
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Currently, I am looking for a good, reliable, not-too-expensive ($300
- $500) scanner that can produce quality scans in a graphic design
environment. In my current job as a production artist for a greeting
card company, I use a Hewlett Packard ScanJet 6300 to scan original
artwork, including handwritten greetings that I export to CorelDRAW as
vector-based illustrations. I am hoping to find a scanner similar to
the 6300, but with many scanners to choose from, I am unclear in what
to buy. Any advice in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
- $500) scanner that can produce quality scans in a graphic design
environment. In my current job as a production artist for a greeting
card company, I use a Hewlett Packard ScanJet 6300 to scan original
artwork, including handwritten greetings that I export to CorelDRAW as
vector-based illustrations. I am hoping to find a scanner similar to
the 6300, but with many scanners to choose from, I am unclear in what
to buy. Any advice in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Printer Guy
mac
Sep 12, 2003, 12:02:47 PM9/12/03
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i have a couple Epsons and like them. both my 2400 and 1600 run off USB2 and
are as fast as scsi. The 1600 is an old one, the 2400 I got at Costco
earlier in the year
are as fast as scsi. The 1600 is an old one, the 2400 I got at Costco
earlier in the year
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Mac Townsend,
Adcom Graphics, Fairfield, California:
Electronic Prepress & Large Format Imaging
www.adcomgraphics.com
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