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12-06-2013, 11:09 AM
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Chris---
I've had a different Canoscan model, the "Canon CanoScan 4507B002 LiDE110 Color Image Scanner" as Amazon calls it. It was awful. Terrible results, no matter the setting and extremely slow performance.
That's because the LiDE110 has the CIS scan element instead of the CCD element that we all need to scan anything w/ depth, such as a slabbed card. However, the CIS is SUPPOSED to be OK for any perfectly flat items such as photos, I would think.
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