What types of scanners

There's always the option of going to FedEx to use their scanners if the size is too big to scan.

>>2560748
Thanks for the info friend. Really appreciate it

>>2559816
Any library should also have a scanner

If you are photographing your work, then a good set of lights will go a long way. You want the light to be evenly distributed in intensity and uniform in color so you can white balance it later

The only tabloid size scanners that seem to be priced below 500 are Mustek scanners. But if yeah, if you don't have that kind of money, FedEx and your local library are better options. Just make sure you scan then at a decent DPI.

Did you put social media icons on your art?

There are Canon Scanners for ~60 wich will work just fine, why the hell would you spend so much money on a scanner?

>>2561149
No its just another piece of paper

>>2561011
Ok what type of light would be great?

>>2561152
All the ones I looked at can't fit 11x14

I'm a traditional-only person and I use the epson perfection v39, it scans very cleanly and is relatively affordable at around $90, would recommend

The scanner itself is quite small so it can't scan oversize work, but comes with built-in software to merge images (photomerge is easier if you have photoshop)

Why not get a smaller affordable scanner,scan a big work in chunks and Photoshop it into the Whole? Works for me...