She will probably be limited in size, as most scanners are smaller than most
paintings. A friend that owns a lab has converted an old process camera to
use for copying paintings. He keeps one employee fairly busy.
Bill Pearce
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From: "Willie Wonka" <alienspecimen@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 9:58 PM
Subject: [OM] Yet another stupid question
It turns out that the woman that moved into the office next to me is an
artist.
She got offers from someone to sell her pictures-watercolor and pastel
paintings.
She needs someone to reproduce her original paintings. Some "professional
photographer" offered to take pictures of them. I convinced her that shed be
better off if someone scans them professionally, citing all camera lens
limitations.
Did I give her the wrong advice and can you recommend a lab that can do
that, preferrably closer to RI? (although she wouldnt mind if it is on the
left coast, although she dozent seem to be a leftie...:)
Many thanks
Boris
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