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Originally Posted by jinx
Does anyone know how I would go about putting xray images on the computer? Probably phrased that wrong... I have xrays I want to save as jpgs but they don't scan well - too dark. Any ideas?
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You'd need a double flatbed scanner that can be used for transparencies (negatives, mostly) but also for those overhead projections that are used in lectures sometimes. I know Microtek Scanmaker III (no longer made) has one, but I'm sure there are other models out there. A drum scanner would also work, but I doubt most people have one of those in their homes. A pre-press firm might scan it for you cheap.