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Timo Ronkainen
>I want to know the best configuration for scanning comics and any tips you
>can tell about.

For what purpose you need your scans? For print or for web?

>The best conf I was using is using adobe photoshop 7, scanning on 400 dpi
>best speed and saving as a jpeg with quality 0.

This is pretty good for printing, but tiff would be better format, if you
want it to not to loose any data. Sometimes you might need to scan comic
pages with "desreen" filter, it omits moir? -phenomena that comes from
scanning images with halftone (small raster dots).

The bigger the dpi is the better quality image you'll have and bigger file.
Saving for web is usually 72 dpi.

Best
Timo

PS. please don?t send html- or any RTF formatted messages to DCML. I guess
they will not be readable in Digests.

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timo ronkainen wrote:
> This is pretty good for printing, but tiff would be better format, if
> you want it to not to loose any data.

Even better for compression without losing data is PNG. It typically
produces a smaller file than TIFF, but of course still larger than JPEG.

In my experience you can split images into two categories:

1. Images with many variations in colours and shades, e.g. photos and
"raw" scans.
2. Images with large, uniformly coloured areas, e.g. a scan that has
been through a tool like ComicIt(*) or similar filters, or computer
generated graphics.

For web, in most cases I'd recommend JPEG for type 1 because PNG tends
to produce large files for this kind of image (and for web you need
small files) and because you can live with small amount of artifacts
caused by lossy compression. Still for web, I'd recommend PNG for type 2
because JPEG compression artifacts tend to be more visible here and
because PNG performs better with images of type 2 than type 1.

For (high quality) print I'd recommend PNG for both types of image since
you probably don't want any artifacts at all.

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Dooma
>For what purpose you need your scans? For print or for web?

I want to upload them on a site for users to download, they may read or
print

>This is pretty good for printing, but tiff would be better format, if you
>want it to not to loose any data. Sometimes you might need to scan comic
>pages with "desreen" filter, it omits moir? -phenomena that comes from
>scanning images with halftone (small raster dots).

What is "tiff" and how does it prevent data loss?
What is desreen filter and moir? -phenomena
Timo Ronkainen
>What is "tiff" and how does it prevent data loss?
>What is desreen filter and moir? -phenomena

DCML is hardly the place to discuss about these things, since they are quite
off topic. Try searching google.com for scanning comics and picture formats.

Timo

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Didier Ghez
Who would you consider as the best Mickey comics script writer today ?

I am looking for those vwho are still in activity.

Your thoughts ?

Didier
Henri Mathurin
Ridier:

>Who would you consider as the best Mickey comics
>script writer today ?
>
>I am looking for those vwho are still in activity.
>
>Your thoughts ?

Let's know who they are first! To my surprise, there
doesn't seem to be many (at least not many regular
ones). It looks like Mice comics are more and more a
pecularity compared to the amount of Duck comics.

A search on COA's SQL advanced search (which displays
data from Inducks) brings the following - numbers
refer to the amount of stories published in 2003-2004:

Sarah Kinney 13
Byron Erickson 10
Giorgio Pezzin 10
Paul Halas 9
Don Markstein 8
Andreas Pihl 8
Stefan Petrucha 8
Rudy Salvagnini 7
Carlo Panaro 6
Per Erik Hedman 4
Stefano Ambrosio 4
Augusto Macchetto 4
Gianfranco Cordara 4
Silvano Mezzavilla 4
Alberto Savini 4
Alain Clément 3
Michael T. Gilbert 2
François Corteggiani 2
Frank Jonker 2
Bruno Sarda 2
Sergio Tulipano 2
Dave Rawson 1
Peter Härdfeldt 1
Noel Van Horn 1
Jan Bergmans 1
Massimiliano Valentini 1
Andrea Castellan 1
Sisto Nigro 1
Marco Bosco 1
Antonella Pandini 1

I recall Byron Erickson did some good ones. I can't
comment on the others, since credits are most of the
time not published in the French Disney comics I can
get my hands on.

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Fernando Ventura
"Who would you consider as the best Mickey comics script writer today ?"
Pat & Carol Mc Greal!
Fernando!
Georgios Balanikas M.D.
I consider after Romano Scarpa the duet D. Rawson (script)- Caesar Ferioli (art) as some of the best on Mickey.

Georgios
Marvinw
Harry Fluks wrote:
>your cover scans are on http://outducks.org

I have tried to research details on the early 1930's Mickey comics and have come across the following book: "Disneyana Classic Collectibles 1928-1958" by Robert Heide and John Gilman published 1994 by Disney Editions.
The first Mickey Mouse Magazine giveaway series began in January 1933 and ran 9 issues until Sept. 1933. The cover scan submitted used in Outducks (Inducks link) was for April 1933 and accordingly is the fourth issue of that series. The second or Mickey Mouse Mag. Dairy giveaway series began in November 1933, without overlapping the first series, and ran until Oct. 1935. However the third or Mickey Mouse Mag. retail (sold) series began as a "Summer Quarterly" 1935, at 25 cent price. The second issue in that series was in Oct. 1935 (overlapping the Dairy giveaway series). From that time until the end of the retail series in Sept. 1940 the price of this series was 10 cents.
Another scan submitted was for Mickey Mouse Comic No. 1. This scan now appears in Outducks under "Mickey Mouse" which is the heading for all comics titled Mickey Mouse beginning wth the Dell issues published after the Four Color Issues. I suggest that Mickey Mouse Comic No.1 should have its own entry in Inducks and Outducks simply titled "Mickey Mouse Comic". This comic appeared in 1931 before all other Disney comic books, was essentially like an annual one shot with 3 others appearing in the next 3 years, and had a different size: 10" by 9 3/4 inch.
Marvin Winitz
Dan Shane
I?m forwarding a request to DCML that I received via direct e-mail. I
suspect this person found my address on THE SCROOGE McDUCK PAGE. The story
sounds familiar to me, but I?m not the sort of person who tracks down issue
numbers.
Dan anyone help?

Dan Shane (danshane at bellsouth.net)
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From: Betsy Palmer [mailto:BPALMER at crs.loc.gov]
Sent: Friday, November 26, 2004 4:19 PM
To: danshane at bellsouth.net
Subject: Scrooge question

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I am trying to track down a comic for my brother for Christmas.? He
remembers it had Scrogge McDuck and it was about rutabagas in some form
(they were being used like currency, I think). Have you ever heard of this?
Any suggestions about locating it? I've done a bunch of google searches and
not yet found anything. I would be grateful for any suggestions.
betsyp at earthlink.net
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Jani Järvinen
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Translation, please.

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KUR
>I consider after Romano Scarpa the duet D. Rawson (script)- Caesar Ferioli (art) as some of the best on Mickey.

My favorite are Francesco Artibani (scrip) and Tito Faraci (script).
Enny body seen Aneveresery Mickey and Pete Steamboat Willie story they made? It was Just briliant. Wen it's come down to "Moust Funny Mickey Mouse story" this is defenetive my favorite one.

Yours
Maciek
Francesco Spreafico
Fernando Ventura wrote:

> "Who would you consider as the best Mickey comics script writer today
> ?"

Romano Scarpa, of course.
If I had to pick up somebody a little bit more active nowadays I'd choose
Tito Faraci first, then Silvano Mezzavilla and Giorgio Pezzin. And David
Gerstein.

Francesco
Olaf Solstrand
Didier Ghez <dghez at hotmail.com> skreiv Fri, 26 Nov 2004 10:04:43 +0100
> Who would you consider as the best Mickey comics script writer today ?
Is Scarpa still active as a writer, or is he just an artist nowadays?
If he's still writing, Scarpa of course.
If not - Byron Erickson.

/OTB
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