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[PADG:2228] Scanner (fwd)
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- Subject: [PADG:2228] Scanner (fwd)
- From: Joan Gatewood <joangate@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2004 11:20:19 -0500
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Our flatbed scanner operator is having difficulty with duplex scanning
using the Fujitsu model M4097D ( the problem described below). Has anyone
else had similiar problems and if so what have you done to correct it short
of buying a new scanner? Joan Gatewood
Problem
Whenever I use the duplex mode I notice that side two is always
noticeably fainter than side one. In order to get a quality scan I must
turn up the darkness to a level I would never have to use if I were
simply scanning one page at a time. This overcompensation leaves me with
scans that look almost bold-face on the front, and with backs that are
just barely up to spec. I frequently must rescan backs that despite this
darkening still look fragmented with characters breaking up. If an
illustration falls on a page front it is always far too dark and if it
falls on a page back it is almost without failure too light. How can I
get an even exposure over both the front and back in one shot?
That's about my best explanation of what goes on. I hope it helps.
-- Bill A.
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