
Make a small hallway display
Pick a few reproductions that work together at a distance rather than filling a wall from one scanning session.
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Pick a few reproductions that work together at a distance rather than filling a wall from one scanning session.
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Choose the audience and the purpose before choosing a sharing service or link.
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Keep the physical print distinct from the digital project and retain its existing context where possible.
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Create more than one independently stored copy of files worth keeping.
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Mark the date as unknown and keep confirmed contextual clues in a separate note.
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Use a consistent short sequence: known date or 'unknown', subject, and a small sequence number.
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Keep an untouched master after capture, then make a separate copy for cropping or sending.
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Decide whether the file is for screen sharing, a modest reprint, or a larger reproduction before selecting settings.
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Compare the shape of the print and your available light before choosing a capture method.
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Choose a small batch that can be finished in one session; write the destination folder before opening the scanner.
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