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03-30-2008, 03:11 PM
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Auction image adjustments, contrast changes, brightness, etc.
Posted By: Bob
Plus, not all scanners are created equal. The scans from sellers like irishhosta and markirodenko (sp) all look better and brighter than anything I could ever come up with. The one good thing about having a crappy scanner with muddy colors is that althugh the realized prices aren't what they should be, the feedback is fantastic because the cards look so much better in person and the buyers are happy 
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