Simon writes ...

> Thanks again for the replies. However I'm now starting to realise
> the depth of my ignorance and am not completely following.
> ...
> As it's obvious to me ( and you lot no doubt) that I'm a novice, could
> someone just simply tell me what to do stage by stage?
> This is what I think I should do from other emails.
> scan at 4000/14bit, getting a file size of about 190mb.
> Then in Image Size untick the resample box, set the document size to
> 60" and then do my Photoshop work. I think that gave me an
> automatic ppi of 97. The pixel dimensions remain at 100% (5826).
> ...

  If I open "new" at 6cmx6cm @ 4000ppi, I get 9449 pixels square.  If I then
change the print dimension to 60", I get a resulting ppi of 157.5.  So check
your procedure.

  Regarding the basics, see:
http://www.scantips.com/

cheerios ... shAf  :o)
Avalon Peninsula, Newfoundland
www.micro-investigations.com (in progress)


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