Picture-in-transparent milky plastic, where do you use?
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There is a parts description at this link http://www.mityvac.com/pages/products_a.asp
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return it and buy an Imagebox 9MP. It's more expensive, but well worth it. Simple to use and download pictures to computer. I had a Vupoint that didn't work so returned it.
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Glenda - I've a collection of Lantern Slides that I've tried to scan with an Epson 4990 Photo. The resulting images are huge and usable. I've tried to find out from various museums that work with old photos if there is a way to remove the glass, clean the transparency and then wet scan. I've not been successful in finding out. My slides are from the early 1900s in England and I do believe are made with nitrocellulose. Tom r.tom.sizemore@1972.usna.com
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Yes. You could choose to let it "float" in other words have a clear glass border between the photo and the frame or mat the photo to provide a solid outline for the photo.
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Only if it is on transparency. To place a picture on the screen would black out the light.
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try zooming in closer when trying fine detail. Make resolution of file you are making at least 300/dpi. Its a work around, but for $500 it would be a steal. I think its overpriced at USD 599. But couldn't ever afford ( justify to self ) Cintique, even the cheapie.
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Francisco, I use Print File archival preservers and have for many years. I don't know what they are made of but they are a clear plastic. Pictures show through fine and I have never had a photo damaged. I highly recommend.
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Yes. Just pick out your object then save to pics. Name it and go to file in silhouette. Choose import to my library. Type in file name then ok. That hopefully answered your question.
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Can't. I printed a round label to cover the light. You can use you favorite image. Trim as needed.
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I used a vertical picture in the front, but I have both horizontal pictures and vertical pictures inside. Works either way.
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I got a thin black frame from Michaels and that worked. The one with cellophane, not glass. It up to you and mine is in my Office.
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You might want to try repositionaln vinyl graphics like these: https://www.google.com/search?q=repositionable+vinyl+graphic+dandelion&newwindow;=1&es;_sm=93&tbm;=isch&tbo;=u&source;=univ&sa;=X&ei;=jOohVMa5JJbEggSBy4LgAQ&ved;=0CDYQsAQ&b;iw=1422&bih;=1043&dpr;=0.9
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Text would be legible, however, they are OLED's which are prone to burn in, I would not recommend to use it with a static image for long periods of time.
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It will work, but the images won't be as clean or be as visible. The cheap bread works the best, unfortunately, it is not so good for you...
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Plexi glass is cheap and clear. You can zip strip pieces to the pannels. Also you can cut srips of newspaper and hang them by the center fold behind the litter pan.
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Using transparent layers would be a good start. You could arrange your images where you want, then merge them.
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Yes, leave white strip on (aligns transparency). There is a smooth side and a coarse side - print on coarse side.