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Content Be Prepaaaaaaaaaaaaaared Options Options Options Brace yourselves, Results are comming Postproduction Limitations and Alternatives I've been asked a few times what kind of scanner I use, if I use a DLSR camera or go to a copyshop to have my paintings digitized, so I thought I might as well put my 2 cents of knowledge in a little journal and share my routine~ I will show you how to go from the painting, to the raw scan, to the refined final. 1) Be Prepaaaaaaaaaaaaaared Things you need: Scanner (either as single device or integrated in an All-in-One printer) Art (max A4 [or whatever your device can cover]) Gimp (in my example I'm using the most recent version 2.10.24) Arguably the best way to digitize art is a DSLR camera, with a correct light setup and its capability of capturing even mantis-shrimp levels of colour-variety and handle any size of art. It is by far the most versatile option to bring your traditional painting onto the computer screen. If you have not