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01-15-2005, 06:04 PM
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scanning graded cards
Posted By: Mike Poland
I was using an older HP 3-in-one model that would scan graded cards(or anything else for that matter) beautifully, as if you are looking at the actual card. Unfortunately, it broke! I am now using this POS lexmark and all my scans are blurry, no matter what the resolution is set on. I don't think there are really tips with one you have to make them look better, I think in this case it depends on the machine. 
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