OA rookie question

[Spider-Variant]

Read up is a definate. OA is hard to price sometimes. I track sales of OA from artist that I collect to give me a feel for what others would pay for a piece.

 

 

[Dollarbill]

Alot of great advice.Thanks to everyone that resonded.

 

I do have on a few more questions though- I need to buy a new scanner and was wondering ---How do you guys get scans of the 11x 17 pages ?What scaners are the best for this?

[Meeley Man]

Alot of great advice.Thanks to everyone that resonded.

 

I do have on a few more questions though- I need to buy a new scanner and was wondering ---How do you guys get scans of the 11x 17 pages ?What scaners are the best for this?

 

Well, I use a Mustek ScanExpress A3, myself. I've been using it for over two years and after almost 1300 scans, it has yet to let me down. So, I certainly think it would probably fit the bill for you.

[slym2none]

Heh - I have one page of published OA (a Superman annual from the 90's, I think, and there is only the dinosaur-demon-like bad guys on it) and I had to scan half the thing at a time.

 

 

 

 

-slym

[Meeley Man]

Heh - I have one page of published OA (a Superman annual from the 90's, I think, and there is only the dinosaur-demon-like bad guys on it) and I had to scan half the thing at a time.

 

 

 

 

-slym

 

Yeah, I've seen that done. Some guys are really good at it, while others... well... let us just say they aren't.

 

That's why I got the Mustek. I didn't want to fool around with lining up two halfs all the time. Of course, if I got a double page spread type of piece, I'd have to deal with it, but those types of things are usually priced outside of my monetary range anyhow.