I think I've become addicted to fanning. I noticed a line in the s1220 manual about fanning photos, so I started to do it.
Static. I thought the action of fanning was to reduce static electricity and stop misfeeds in photocopiers and laser printers, thereby reducing jams. But I've noticed that as I stand up fanning through handfuls of old photos quite a lot of dust and debris falls out. That stuff would otherwise be running through my Kodak scanner. In my view any single fleck of paper or bit of ancient sandwich that doesn't go near my s1220 is a major blessing.
So I'm fanning while I'm scanning. Try it.
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Kodak s1220 Users Unite
My name is Jeff Underwood and I run a photo scanning business, www.1scan.co.uk - we scan a wide variety of material but by far the greatest number of images we produce are generated by our Kodak s1220 photo scanner.
I love this unit, but ....
Well, if you own or use an s1220 you'll know what I mean. So what I'd like to do is make contact with other Kodak s1220 users to share experiences, hints and tips.
If you are responsible for the care, feeding, nourishing or just admire this Kodak scanner from afar - just make contact.
Jeff Underwood
www.1scan.co.uk
I love this unit, but ....
Well, if you own or use an s1220 you'll know what I mean. So what I'd like to do is make contact with other Kodak s1220 users to share experiences, hints and tips.
If you are responsible for the care, feeding, nourishing or just admire this Kodak scanner from afar - just make contact.
Jeff Underwood
www.1scan.co.uk
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