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Card Collection Scanning Tips Lay out your cards on the scanner bed something like this...
...with spaces between them
and not touching the edge of the scanner. Click on the scanner icon Now you can use two methods to save the images, the first is one by one. Left click on the sub image you want to save and its frame will become red:
If you click on Save Single Sub Image this dialog will pop up, where you can change the suggested filename and filetype:
The method described above is perfectly adequate, but there is an alternative in which you save all the scanned and extracted sub images with a single command under the File menu:
The Save All Sub Images command loops over all the sub images (8 in the above example) giving you a chance to change the name of each image:
It is much quicker than the saving of one sub image at a time. Notice the three buttons at the bottom of the dialog, the rightmost one will save all the sub images without any more interaction from you, RansenScan simply changes the number of the saved image. One last tip. The Tarot cards in this collection are quite small, 7.5cm by 4.5cm (3" x 1.8") and I needed to set the auto extraction options as shown below:
RansenScan has a free demo you can download:
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and you will get the cards automatically extracted as shown on the right
of the screenshot above.
