Adding Scans of Cards To Registry Sets

WarHoundR69 · December 17, 2005 4:06AM

I'm not very computer literate so I was hoping someone could explain to me how to add scans of cards to my Registry sets. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You in Advance.

WinPitcher · December 17, 2005 4:28AM

War it is actually very easy

1 scan the card I USE 150 DPI AND SAVE AT MAX FOR THE REGISTRY
2 save as mantle45 not mantle 45 you must keep the name together

3 once you get in to the reg click edit (for the card you want to add a pic to) then browse and when the file opens click on the appropriate item then click open the url will transfer to the box

then click update

after it uploads click validate

the main thing is how you name it remm no spaces!

MANTLE45 OR 196545 OR MARSATTACKS1 ETC

SD

WarHoundR69 · December 21, 2005 2:15AM

Thanks WinPitcher but I ran into another problem. Scanned the cards at 150 DPI but I keep getting a message that the file size is greater than the 100K allowed. How do I fix that?

wolfbear · December 21, 2005 2:57AM

If you scan at 150 dpi, make sure you save the scan as a Jpeg Image.

With a file extention of .jpg a standard sized PSA graded card should end up being only about 50 k.

WarHoundR69 · December 21, 2005 3:47AM

Just tried that it didn't work. Anything else I can do?

WinPitcher · December 21, 2005 4:11AM

War

did you crop the card?

I just added a card to my mars attacks set at 150 dpi and saved to jpeg file.

I named the file mars11

i then went into my registry aet.

clicked on edit (to the card i wanted to add)

etc etc etc.

if you are still having a problem it must be the way you named the file or you didnt save it to a jpeg file like Paul mentioned.

Steve

wolfbear · December 21, 2005 4:50AM

When saving the scan to your computer,
if you have an option for 'quality level' try selecting 'low' or 'highest compression'.

You should end up with a 150 dpi jpg scan
that is about 500 pixels by 820 pixels with a file size of about 50 kb.

mikeschmidt · December 21, 2005 5:50AM

Is there any way, [without photoshop] to take a .jpeg you previously scanned and reduce the size/quality of the image so that it will fit on the Registry? I have the same problem - and I don't feel like re-scanning 100+ cards.

Marc

1420sports · December 21, 2005 6:02AM

Marc, if you have "photoshop" or something like that on your computer, you can resize the images on it. JEB walked me thru one night, and it works. Resize them at 120 DPI, and save as a "medium" image

gameusedhoop · December 21, 2005 6:18AM

I do my scans at 60% using 150 dpi. They come out like this:

They are all 38-49kb, and load pretty quickly even on dial up. I start a new folder for each set and just use the card # as the name of the picture.

Onlypsahockey · December 21, 2005 8:03AM

Go into your scanners photo editor and before you save the image select image size. From there you can manipulate the height and width to get it just below the 100k limit.

Here's an example of how my registry pics appear. This one is 99.8k.

WarHoundR69 · December 21, 2005 10:06AM

Thanks for the help everyone. I finally figured it out. I have posted pictures of the Airplanes card section of my World In Arms set. I'll probably post pictures of the rest of the set tomorrow. Thanks again for the help.

smallstocks · February 11, 2006 7:59AM

Thanks guys! Time to start scanning!

Alfiewt · February 11, 2006 8:47AM

Warhound,

Your scans are very nice, but I think you should make them a little bigger.

I just added a few scans to my Dock Ellis player set. I have been playing around the last few days trying to get the size and color right. I think I'm happy with how the scan are showing up now.

Dock Ellis Master Set

smallstocks · February 12, 2006 5:24AM

I don't know what the heck I did, but I was able to get huge scans on all my Wacky packages sets.

WarHoundR69 · February 12, 2006 4:09PM

The only setting that I got to work (when posting the scans) was 72 DPI. If you can tell me how to get them bigger I would apperciate it. Actually I was happy when I got all the scans posted.

Griffins · February 12, 2006 4:14PM

Since computer screens are 72dpi I think anything over that is a waste. Use the extra file size allotted to make them bigger.

Adding Scans of Cards To Registry Sets

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