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    I recently scanned in a War Ration Book from 1942, and as I was looking at the paper, I thought about how perfect it would be for a map. So today, I removed the text and saved the image for a future map. I thought I would share it if anyone wants it.

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    This is perfect! Trying to replicate those kinds of folds and stains digitally can be tricky or unconvincing. I'll definitely use this in the future. Rep!

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    awesome. nice job, and thanks for sharing.

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    Very cool stuff, thx for posting.
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    Awesome paper. Seems quite low res though. Has it been blown up in scale?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ramah View Post
    Awesome paper. Seems quite low res though. Has it been blown up in scale?
    I scanned it in at 300 dpi. The original is about 6" x 10.5".
    Last edited by Map Vandal; 09-01-2010 at 06:54 PM.

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    Very cool! Thanks.

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    Totally awesome. Thanks for sharing. Repped.
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    Thnx for sharing, it is awesome!
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    As mentioned, it is a little lower res than might be desired: any chance of scanning it at 600dpi-1000dpi? I'd love to be able to make textures out of the pages and split them up into various shapes/configurations...

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