>You might enquire of the place you take your film for processing whether >you can specify the PPI of the processed images, in which case I would >specify a ppi of 300 or more. If you cannot, and you have a scanner, you >might be able to scan the negative on your scanner, and "develop" which >would be basically changing to the color balance of the image and >prepare the images at home. I have had reasonably good luck scanning >both positive and negative images made on 35 mm film in a variety of >media on a flatbed scanner, and processing the film. I scan at 1200 dpi, >and by printing at the same image 300 dpi, I increase the size of the >printed image by 4 times. > >ns > > That's very helpful. I think my local computer repair shop has a scanner, so I'll try that. Thanks very much.
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