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11-24-2018, 10:45 PM
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Hi Ben, I just looked up the specs for that scanner and it looks like it uses a CIS scanning element. Basically there are 2 main types of scanning element, CIS and CCD. The CIS style works fine for scanning things directly on the glass, however, when the object is raised off the glass, it gets out of focus. With graded cards, while the case touches the glass, the card itself is slightly raised. This is why the card looks blurry. Unfortunitely, there isn't a setting that will change that. The CCD style element does a much better job scanning objects that are raised off the glass.
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