The Scanner Settings I Use for Every Painting Canon LiDE 400

The Scanner Settings I Use for Every Painting Canon LiDE 400 Six hundred DPI, TIFF, colour, photo mode, auto-correction off. That's the whole answer, and the rest of this video is why. The settings matter more than people think. A scan at the wrong resolution can't be fixed later; you'd have to go back to the original painting and start again. And the software will try to "improve" your artwork by default, which is the last thing you want when the entire job is faithfulness to what you actually made. I'll show you where every one of these lives in the Canon software, why TIFF instead of JPEG, why 600 instead of 300, and the one setting I turn off every single time. This is lesson three of Scanning & Digitizing Your Artwork | For Artists Making Prints →    • Scanning & Digitizing Your Artwork | For A...   Connect with me further: https://www.kristyleawestgeest.com/ What's the biggest painting you've wanted to make prints of?