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11-28-2018, 02:23 AM
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Ben
A while back fellow board member Nic Schmitt wrote and posted a really great Sports Card Scanning Guide on the boards (may be able to search past threads) where he explains CIS vs CCD and does a comparison between 2 of the best choices for Card Scanning - the Epson V 600 & the aforementioned Canon 9000. I totally agree that CIS is not for "us" Not sure how to post a PDF to the boards but if you send me your email address - I can forward a copy to you. Super informative. After reading I started my search for the Canon 9000 and ended purchasing model 9000F Mark II for right around $150. Great scanner - have never been unhappy with the scanned image results.
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Lonnie Nagel T206 : 172/520 : 32.8% Last edited by toledo_mudhen; 11-28-2018 at 02:23 AM. 
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