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Re: filmscanners: RE: filmscanners: Re: Hello, thanks, and more.



Your scanner software  is probably scanning at full resolution then 
downsampling  to meet the output specs you gave it.  This is actually 
a good thing when implemented properly because it makes the UI easy: 
just tell it what results you want and it does all the calculating 
and manipulating auto-magically.

--Bill


At 7:13 PM -0400 22-10-01, SKID Photography wrote:
>
>When we scan for web viewing, we scan at 72 dpi, to whatever final 
>dimensions we want the image to be.  If we want a 4x6 print to be 
>viewed at 8x12, we would scan it at 200% and 72 dpi.  We use a 42 
>bit Microtek Scanmaker X12 USL scanner, and it works well.
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