Preserved Topic: moire no more!

A few weeks ago I came to y'all with a question about scanning. A lot of stuff I have to scan here on the job winds up with that nasty pattern of dots called moire.
Y'all made some suggetions, and this week I finally had the perfect opportunity to try out your tips.
Success!!!!!
Here's my first scan without doing anything special to it http://www.haughtbk.com/dotsyes.jpg UGLY!
I then tilted the original on the scanner by approximately 15 degrees and scanned it in at twice the resolution I needed. I then took it into PS, straightened it and took it down to the resolution I needed. BINGO! Here it is http://www.haughtbk.com/dotsno.jpg Much better, eh?
It doesn't work this great every time I use this method, but it certainly is better than what I was winding up with.
Thanks guys!
**Passes cookies around for all**


BeeKay
Murphy's 50 Laws of Combat Operations
15. Teamwork is essential -- it gives the enemy other people to shoot at.
19. Make it too tough for the enemy to get in and you can't get out.

Great work man...now comes the question


WHO THE FUCK IS THAT?

That's Eddie Murphy in his white man disguise from when he hosted SNL.

DAD ?? is that really you ?

Some dude named Michael Combs. A Christian singer doing a "Singing for Jesus" tour with a stop here in town.
Happy lookin guy, ain't he?

BeeKay
Murphy's 50 Laws of Combat Operations
15. Teamwork is essential -- it gives the enemy other people to shoot at.
19. Make it too tough for the enemy to get in and you can't get out.

BeeKay - that's a fantastic improvement. Something tells me you're going to get a lot of mileage out of the 15 degree trick.

You must be well on your way to becoming a legend in your shop!

Thanks for sharing the success. Mostly we hear about problems!