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  1. 26th Jan 2005 20:05 #1
    johnny_boy
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    No matter how many anti-static rags and Endust for electronics I use, I always end up with some small specks of lint or dust that show up in my scanned images. Granted they are tiny and I have gotten them down to a tiny few, but they are still there. Am I being too picky? Anyone have any good tips?

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  2. 26th Jan 2005 20:07 #2
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    Compressed air cans when done wiping ... blow off lint.

    Do not blow with your spit-filled mouth

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  3. 26th Jan 2005 20:15 #3
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    Sometimes the pics themselves have spots on them,check for that.
    I think,therefore i am a hamster.
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    Clone tool to fix.
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  5. 26th Jan 2005 20:23 #5
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    This reminded me of when I got my first scanner. I got one of those ones that you feed the picture through rather than a flat bed. I soon learned the problem with the feed type; even the smallest spec of dust shows up as a line all the way through the picture.
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  6. 26th Jan 2005 20:25 #6
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    What do you mean "Clone tool to fix?"
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    Programs like paint shop pro and photoshop have a clone tool that lets you cover the area of the spot with a cloned image thats next to the spot.
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