Photo is Layered after scanning??

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Hi all,

I'm using a Dell Dimension 2350/ Pentium 4/ windows XP/ 2033Mhtz/ 256
Ram/ HP-psc 2175 all-in-one scanner/ and Adobe Photo Deluxe-1996.

After scanning the photo the image presented is layered and disconnected.

When trying to insert titles it is hard to know where the words will end up.
Any assistance will be most appreciated
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Thanks
John.

 

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John Gilmour <john835@sympatico.ca> wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I'm using a Dell Dimension 2350/ Pentium 4/ windows XP/ 2033Mhtz/
>256
>Ram/ HP-psc 2175 all-in-one scanner/ and Adobe Photo Deluxe-1996.
>
>After scanning the photo the image presented is layered and
>disconnected.
>
>When trying to insert titles it is hard to know where the words will
>end up.
>Any assistance will be most appreciated
>remove MYNOSE to reply
That was already obvious, seeing one of your headers shows:
"From: John Gilmour <john835@sympatico.ca>"

>Thanks
>John.

Please explain what is a "layered image" - layers present like in
Photoshop?
And also what is a "disconnected image" ?
I want to learn.

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Regards, Alex

 

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Hi Alex,

The photo is presented as horizontal 1/4" slices, some overlapping the
other.
Disconnected Image = Top horizontal slice of photo covering bottom of photo.
Thanks, remove MYNOSE to reply
John

Alex Stols wrote:

> Please explain what is a "layered image" - layers present like in
> Photoshop?
> And also what is a "disconnected image" ?
> I want to learn.
>
> --
> Regards, Alex
>

 

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Hello John,
That seems to be serious trouble! To me it looks like your scanner
refuses to behave, although there might be a chance that the software
is letting you down - the scan software.
If your scanner is supported by Vuescan (the 2170 is), you could try
to see if you get normal images with Vuescan. The trial is free, at
the highest resulution it has a watermark... Go to
http://www.hamrick.com/
I wish you success!

John Gilmour <john835@sympatico.ca> wrote:
>Hi Alex,
>
>The photo is presented as horizontal 1/4" slices, some overlapping
>the
>other.
>Disconnected Image = Top horizontal slice of photo covering bottom
>of photo.
>Thanks, remove MYNOSE to reply
>John
>
>Alex Stols wrote:
>
>> Please explain what is a "layered image" - layers present like in
>> Photoshop?
>> And also what is a "disconnected image" ?
>> I want to learn.
>>
>> --
>> Regards, Alex
>>

--
Regards, Alex

 

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Thanks for your suggestion Alex,

I was able to find a solution within my own software.
Regards,
John remove MYNOSE to reply

Alex Stols wrote:
> Hello John,
> That seems to be serious trouble! To me it looks like your scanner
> refuses to behave, although there might be a chance that the software
> is letting you down - the scan software.
> If your scanner is supported by Vuescan (the 2170 is), you could try
> to see if you get normal images with Vuescan. The trial is free, at
> the highest resulution it has a watermark... Go to
> http://www.hamrick.com/
> I wish you success!
>
> John Gilmour <john835@sympatico.ca> wrote:
>
>>Hi Alex,
>>
>>The photo is presented as horizontal 1/4" slices, some overlapping
>>the
>>other.
>>Disconnected Image = Top horizontal slice of photo covering bottom
>>of photo.
>>Thanks, remove MYNOSE to reply
>>John
>>
>>Alex Stols wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Please explain what is a "layered image" - layers present like in
>>>Photoshop?
>>>And also what is a "disconnected image" ?
>>>I want to learn.
>>>
>>>--
>>>Regards, Alex
>>>
>
>
> --
> Regards, Alex
>