Intro to Comic Craft: Scanning Your Blueline Roughs
Intro to Comic Craft: Scanning Your Comic Roughs
Scanner used in this demonstration: Epson Expression 10000XL
Note: You don't need a large format scanner to scan your roughs- just about any scanner will work just fine. If you're looking for a recommendation on a good quality small format scanner, the Canoscan 9000F MK II will not only scan your roughs and pencils, but also small watercolor pieces quite adequately.
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Scanner used in this demonstration: Epson Expression 10000XL
Note: You don't need a large format scanner to scan your roughs- just about any scanner will work just fine. If you're looking for a recommendation on a good quality small format scanner, the Canoscan 9000F MK II will not only scan your roughs and pencils, but also small watercolor pieces quite adequately.
Please consider donating to this blog or purchasing from Natto-shop (http://nattosoup.com/shop) if you want me to continue publishing quality content. All materials tested were purchased from my own pocket. Keep on Truckin' Nattosoup is not under any sponsorship.
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