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Based on recommendations here and at FreedomCardboard, I picked up a Canon 9000F. Very nice scanner! Very fast, too as compared to the old Visioneer I was using. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get better results from cards with reflective surfaces? I had a really old SCSI Umax scanner that did great with cards that had foil or anything reflective, but this 9000F doesn't seem to do much better than my Visioneer. Foil still comes out very dark. I really don't want to have to fire up the Win98 laptop just to scan shiny cards with the old Umax.
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