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NEC TG-16/TE/TurboDuo => TG-16/TE/TurboDuo Sales & Trades => Topic started by: SuperPlay on January 29, 2012, 01:53:21 AM
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Today I bring you a re-upload of the scan I did of PCE Engine Fan Issue 11 November 1994.
Hosted by OldGameMags: http://tinyurl.com/pdoscmv
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Awesome!
I've been eyeing issues of PC Engine Fan on ebay recently, wanting to see more of it. Thanks a bunch! : D
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:) Nice! More more more... heehee.. I so greedy....
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Looking through it, man, I could buy an issue just for the images alone <3
The scans look very professional by the way, how did you scan it? Cutting out all pages and then scanning them one by one or something? :p
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Thanks for sharing ;)
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Awesome! Thanks! Downloading it now.
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Yeah, what's your secret for these perfect scans? I have about 3-4 PCE FAN mags that I'd like to contribute as well.
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Nice!
EDIT: Link doesn't work. :(
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Wow that was a quick down by Zshare. Re-upped to mediafire
http://www.mediafire.com/?w1s6qbjzy4jpmwb
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My secret is hours of messing around ;-) LOL. I tested different clean-ups, recolouring and sharpening etc. however in the end I got the best results by doing the minimal. During testing a de-speckle did make the images look cleaner however I forgot to apply this to my batch job!
Preparations:
1) Picked a random magazine
2) I opened the staples and then carefully removed all of the pages. This was not one of the bound spines magazines as a lot of the later ones are.
3) Made plenty of coffee :@)
Scanning:
I used a Canon LIDE 100 and the inbuilt scanner driver that comes with windows 7 set to:
500DPI: As the Windows driver does not perform de-screening 500 dpi reduces the crazing effect
TIFF file format: Each image was saved as a TIFF as you can perform multiple editing actions / saves to this file type with minimal/no quality loss. Each page was around 60MB.
I used a piece of black card between the folded page to reduce bleeding from the reverse side of the page.
Once each page was scanned I used photoshop to:
* Rotate the pages to the correct orientation
* Straighten up the scans
* Crop the images to size
I then used a photoshop batch job to:
* Reduce the resolution to 300DPI
* Save as JPG (Quality Level 1 - Low)
Last but not least I then used Adobe Acrobat pro to create the PDF using the default settings.
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Hey SuperPlay, I PM'd you :)
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Downloading now and looking forward to later perusal. Thanks, man!
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...tittens. :)
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DUDE!!! AWESOME! Thanks!
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What other issues do you have? I have issues 2 and 8 for 1994.
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Yeah awesome job dude. So clean. Could be directly feed back to a reprint :D
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Thanks for the comments Guys.
Bonknuts: I have PC Engine Fan Issues 1995 12 and 1994 12.
I have a selection of 10 Mags without spines, I may put up a vote to see which one I should scan next.
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I have re-upload the scan I did of PCE Engine Fan Issue 11 November 1994.
A big thank you for esteban for hosting the file.
Hopefully I should be able to finish and upload my next scan, PC Engine Fan Issue 12 December 1994 by the end of the week.
Enjoy!
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way too cool, thanks for doing that
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Re-uploaded and removed password from rar
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HELL YES! Thank you (x3), SuperPlay. (http://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcgs.png)
http://archives.tg-16.com/magazine_database.htm?col=pub&val=pce
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thanks mate