Can anyone help in making SGC scans more clear

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Can anyone help in making SGC scans more clear

Posted By: Chris Counts

Tony's advice is your best bet. My scanner software defaults to 150 dpi. That works great for 1953 Bowmans and postcards, but it's not enough for tobacco cards or 1951 Bowmans. Once I switched to 200 dpi, I was amazed at the results ...

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