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GRAPHIC DESIGN

Scanning Images for Web Use
By: Bryan Montford
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    1999-09-09

    Table of Contents:
  • Scanning Images for Web Use
  • Monitor Calibration
  • Getting the Best Image
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    Take the mystery out of getting your images on the Web. This tutorial will teach you the basic information you'll need to scan graphics for Internet usage.As humans, we live in a dominantly visual world. Since pre-historic times man has communicated via visual representation. We've been refining and changing the way we do it ever since. Two of the latest innovations used to further this age-old quest are the scanner and the Internet. Getting scanned images onto your Web page isn't difficult. These guidelines will assist you in getting clean, professional looking results every time.

    Materials:

    • Computer
    • Scanner
    • Image editing program
    • Scannable art work
    Difficulty: Novice
    You need to be familiar with your equipment and software. Have the manuals handy if possible. You may need to consult them.

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