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The Chip Board Archive 20
The key is "if done properly"
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Talk to Mark Lighterman. Camera will always be
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I have never been a photographer, never have been, never will be. "Point and Shoot" cameras do not take good pictures of chips. Give me a good old scanner anyday. Peace my friends.
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Camera vs. Scanner for Chip Images
Talk to Mark Lighterman. Camera will always be
The key is "if done properly"
An example of Mark's work.
Certainly for artistic effect........
Re: Certainly for artistic effect........
Re: Camera vs. Scanner for Chip Images
Scanner Concerns
Howdy's Choice
Re: Camera vs. Scanner for Chip Images
Thanks, Pete, Summed it Up Pretty Good.
Yeah, my vote is for both & 2 or 3 of each
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