Scanning
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Scanning
Um, I was wondering if anyone has any tips on inking and scanning. Because I can't never get my good art(pencil) digital, it always turns out to light and when I ink my outlines become over emphasised. Can anyone help me?
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What I often find is that I get little dark areas where the paper is crinkled. To solve this, for a really good scan, I pile lots of heavy books on top of the scanner 
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Straylight - Posts: 2346
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That's good advice. I have had trouble with mine getting dark areas lately. And usually lightly adjusting the brightness/contrast bars in your image editor will give you the effect you want...
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