Thomas Tan: I couldn't really get the pencils to scan smoothly, does anyone have any tips on making pencil shading look good in photoshop?
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A lot of the quality of the scan is related to the quality of the scanner. Most scanners that you can buy at your local electronics and appliance store (usually around the $100 area) will suffice. I have a Canon that I bought for around that much that can capture much more of my lines than any average person will see. If that's not an option and you aren't in the market for an upgrade, try scanning, in a color or grayscale mode at around 600-800dpi. Once you scan it, clean it, adjust the levels if necessary, then reduce the image size to 300 or less (dpi). Hope that helps.
RTV - If you don't win this tourney, I want my money back!!!!
Good stuff....don't make me have to come back in here and clean house with ya.
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rtv, good action & nice perspective at times, but it wasn't entirely consistent. like the professor's hand on the glass on the first page or how thin your character was in different panels. the text put me to sleep though. it got to the point where it was a hassle to skim it even. i think you're trying way too hard with the dialogue.