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Digitize Drawings

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Name: OldManClayton
Date: April 16, 2008 at 11:16:02 Pacific
Subject: Digitize Drawings
OS: Windows 98+XP+CE
CPU/Ram: Multiple
Model/Manufacturer: HP IBM Toshiba
Comment:
Is there an obtainable software package that's good for digitizing drawings? I have a scanner, but I need something that keeps the drawing from having a million different colors for the seemingly same shade. I know some cartoons are done this way, and some comic strips. (The drawings are shaded in slightly with a colored pencil, the computer detects it and fills the whole area one color. Plus, the outline is purely black, no minor variations of shading.) This would be EXTREMELY handy for more than one of my projects.

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