Use of a 'Scanner'-?

Hoi y`all as I recently saw/read/hear "Grant" may want to invest on a 'Scanner' for greatest 'effect', instead of an actual 'Photo'-!
 
Here-(above) is an example for a 'Scan' where I copied that-(lower image) & created the version-(top above) of what was then produced for an actual 'Model Kit' with modernized components. It is for an 'OGRE'-minis of 'Fleet Vessels' that we manufactured in addition to what there has been. 
 There-(above) is a 'Scan' for when I reconfigured a 'Keyboard'-Key-(right-side) into a dual barrel 'Battery'-(based upon 'Magnetic-Thrust' firing) and those operate independently of one another-! I used the 'Gun Barrels' off/from the 'Battleships' in "Torpedo Run" & made something else with the 'Turrets'. There below, is a 'Scan' of pieces as they will appear:
  

Hoi as I wanted to have some actual photos in comparison to 'Scans'-! 


In case you are wondering/pondering/floundering as to what 'Game' that they're playing, it WERE: "Battleing, Bovinerobustler, M.O.T.H.S.-!-" 'Game' of the 'Plunderverse', no less-?

I use both a scanner and my iPhone for documenting my games. Each has their advantage. I found that having proper lighting is important for a camera, especially since my interior is painted salmonberry and without warm and bright lights everything will look orange. My light panels are easily rotated so I can have direct or indirect lightening.

Hoi y`all as you may take notice upon how much 'fuzzier' the photos seem, while decent 'Scans' will even detail the paper-wrinkles of the texture for thus-! The 'item'-above is a 'Card Castle' from the early-1990s, and was just '1'-design that I'd seen. It was bought with using for "Jihad"/"Vampyre" as it would have been 'apropos' and the photo were with a decent, actual camera instead of a phone-sort. 

I should trying taking photos of games with my Canon Rebel. However, I not sure it would do as well as my iPhone 15Pro. And I'm not about to buy another camera.

I use both my Canon and my iphone, but mostly my iphone as it's quick and gives great results. I use the Canon for a lot of the video work. Though if I'm doing something with more than one camera going, I also have an older Canon and an old iphone and a GoPro. So in theory, I could have 5 cameras going at once. I've done 3 at a time when making a playthourhg video. It was helpful as I didn't have to change camera setups and angles, I had it all from all angles.