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[filmscanners] Scanning for laser printing



Hi folks - 

This just occured to me, and I will be experimenting, but should one
scan a B&W negative in 1-bit/halftone if you want to print it on a B&W
laser printer?  I have a very good 1200 dpi HP 5100.  Laser printers
are not "continuous tone" - is that correct?  Is there a workflow to
get the best possible result on a laser?

Thanks


Ken Durling

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