Optical resolution? Anyway, you should end up with >400 megs image, if I
did calculations right... Haven't tried to downsample that image to 300dpi
and then print? Quality should be the same... ;)
Atvars
P.S. Seems that there are as much techniques as software users. My method
is (scanning from prints, I haven't scanner which would be powerful enough
to scan slides well): scan the image @ 600dpi, use Unsharp Mask, then use
preferred tool to clear scratches/dust, do little blur, downsample to
300dpi and you have virtually perfect image, now adjust levels if necessary
and print it/bring it to designer/delete it/whatever :)
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"Bill Owens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My system seems almost too easy. For an 8x10 I scan at 2400dpi in my HP
S20
> scanner, go to Image..Image size (uncheck the Resample Image box),
change
> width or height to 8 inches (depending on whether landscape or portrait
> orientation), crop the long side to 10 inches, then adjust levels and
> sharpness, then print.
>
> Bill, KG4LOV
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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