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A scanner is a much better option. See below -- scanned at 600dpi.
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If there is a choice, there really is no choice: use the scanner. No shades, never out of focus or distorted. Also easier if it is necessary to do some post processing of the pictures.
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Scanner for everything except big lots or large items. And then a digital SLR, not a cell phone camera with a dinky little lens.
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If you just have the phone camera, try shooting in RAW if you can, then adjust the colours after.
Lighting makes a big difference. Try shooting in natural light. Colours will look much better.
Of course it all depends on the phone. The newer models are so much better! I have the iPhone 12 Pro Max. It takes excellent photo's. I took the Pro Max as its stabilization is better than the others. I can't stand still at all, and you'd never know with the photo's I take.
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I've been using my iPhone, but sometimes the pics have a mild yellowish shade. Any strong opinions?
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re: Question for sellers...Phone camera or scanner
A scanner is a much better option. See below -- scanned at 600dpi.
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If there is a choice, there really is no choice: use the scanner. No shades, never out of focus or distorted. Also easier if it is necessary to do some post processing of the pictures.
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re: Question for sellers...Phone camera or scanner
Scanner for everything except big lots or large items. And then a digital SLR, not a cell phone camera with a dinky little lens.
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re: Question for sellers...Phone camera or scanner
If you just have the phone camera, try shooting in RAW if you can, then adjust the colours after.
Lighting makes a big difference. Try shooting in natural light. Colours will look much better.
Of course it all depends on the phone. The newer models are so much better! I have the iPhone 12 Pro Max. It takes excellent photo's. I took the Pro Max as its stabilization is better than the others. I can't stand still at all, and you'd never know with the photo's I take.
Peter
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