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[Stratadrake]

You can always use a digital camera, so long as:
1 - You aim the camera directly at the drawing (not at an angle), otherwise the image will appear slanted.
2 - You adjust the camera for proper exposure before taking the picture. (Very important!) Countless drawings have been ruined because of poor exposure (either too dark or too light) -- here's a recent picture that was taken with a digital camera. While it doesn't have the [i]worst[/i] exposure I've seen, it did turn out much darker than a scanner would have made it.

Still, we recommend that you [i]get a scanner[/i] at some point, because scanners are made to do things like drawings & art, whereas cameras are not.
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