Deus Ex Alpha

Alright, after the PC Gamer topic, i actually decided to get myself a brand new state of the art all in one scanner....


However, when i scan something, it appears in my program, so i double click it, and it is all grainy as such... Like someone got a glass of sand and sprinkled it over the image.. Though, the scanner had only just had its protective plastic film removed.... =/

Then don't try to scan sand.

Very Funny Alex[/sarcasam]

Gishank wrote:However, when i scan something, it appears in my program, so i double click it, and it is all grainy as such... Like someone got a glass of sand and sprinkled it over the image.. Though, the scanner had only just had its protective plastic film removed.... =/

Either you bought a very cheap scanner, or you haven't set a proper mode (like fast scanning without quality). Also, the image after scanning is very large and usually appears zoomed in image editors, that's why it may seem that it's grainy...
Actually it's normally a little bit grainy, it shouldn't be noticeable and very distinctive.

1. I brought a Cannon M160.... That is not an cheap scanner, that is a very good make lol
2. If i knew how to change the mode i would =/

Did you install all the drivers and software needed for the scanner? Which program do you use for scanning?

1) Of course.
2) ScanSoft Omnipage SE 4.0 =/

Chococat wrote:Have you tried scanning your face yet? I used to do that with my old scanner, its ancient but really good quality. I should actually use it again one day..

SCAN YOUR ASS!

Scanners are great rofl, did anyone actually use their ones properly as a kid? x)

Gishank wrote:Very Funny Alex[/sarcasam]

I know. Don't I own.

Chococat wrote:Have you tried scanning your face yet?

That's always a laugh!