EZ Photo & print pair scanning

[P3D Tim Smith <TSMITH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>I used the EZphoto scanner to scan a recent roll of 3-D prints. Although
>I used a can of air duster on the scanner before I scanned the prints,
>unfortunately they're not free of scan lines. However, I went ahead and
>created a home page using eight of these 3-D scans, just to see if I
>could do it and how it would look. (Never done this before!) Here is my
>very first URL, not fancy:
>http://members.aol.com/erlys/first.htm

>Erlys in Mill Valley

I had the same problem with the EasyPhoto scanner (also marketed under the 
Poloroid name too).  The scan lines can be totally eliminated if you 
periodically thoroughly clean the inside of the scanner.  Unfortunately this 
requires breaking out the screwdriver.  Dust gets picked up from the feed 
roller and gets deposited on the internal side of the scan window.    I've 
found that once I cleaned the unit I clean each print (front and back) with 
a lint free cloth and then put the scanner in a plastic bag or other 
suitable cover frequent cleaning isn't necessary.  It is possible to produce 
scans without the line...it's just a pain.  It's not a bad scanner...1200 
dpi, small footprint and supports twain.      Good luck!  Tim Smith


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