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Hi All,
Thanks for bearing with me as I post about a scanner and not a printer (sorry) out of desperation I thought I would try here, having had no luck following hours of searching on youtube and google.
Recently purchased an Epson V39 II scanner to reproduce and digitalise some artwork that I have created. The images the scanner is producing are absolutely terrible. They are very over exposed and de-saturated. They don't represent the artwork itself. I have uninstalled and installed various different versions of the Epson Scanning Software. I have tried connecting the scanner to several computers to ensure it's not a limitation of the Macbook Pro I'm using and the same quality of image is being produced.
Hoping someone can tell me if this is common. I did a bit of research prior to purchasing this scanner and am so disappointed.
Paints used are acrylics, not metalics so I'm a bit stumped.
Thanks for any tips and help
I have attached an image of the artwork taken with a phone in natural light vs what the scanner is producing.
Thanks for bearing with me as I post about a scanner and not a printer (sorry) out of desperation I thought I would try here, having had no luck following hours of searching on youtube and google.
Recently purchased an Epson V39 II scanner to reproduce and digitalise some artwork that I have created. The images the scanner is producing are absolutely terrible. They are very over exposed and de-saturated. They don't represent the artwork itself. I have uninstalled and installed various different versions of the Epson Scanning Software. I have tried connecting the scanner to several computers to ensure it's not a limitation of the Macbook Pro I'm using and the same quality of image is being produced.
Hoping someone can tell me if this is common. I did a bit of research prior to purchasing this scanner and am so disappointed.
Paints used are acrylics, not metalics so I'm a bit stumped.
Thanks for any tips and help
I have attached an image of the artwork taken with a phone in natural light vs what the scanner is producing.