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    Taking Pictures

    How does everyone put pictures into Photobucket? I copy them from the web but I want to actually show mine because its numbered. What angle do you use, or what type of flash do you use.

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    I usually use a scanner. This is the easiest way to get a good picture.

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    I agree. For obtaining images of cards/documents, scanners are far and away the best. My scanner is like 5 years old now and was very inexpensive (cheap!) when I bought it new. But for a cheap, old scanner it does a pretty good job IMO. Check out my scanned baseball card images in the SCF Gallery.

    EDIT: Scans of refractors and cards with foil don't scan/photgraph well in many cases.

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