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''Note: It is possible to scan prints larger then this size in sections and DRC'd together, but I would recommend a Digital Capture for the best result.'' | ''Note: It is possible to scan prints larger then this size in sections and DRC'd together, but I would recommend a Digital Capture for the best result.'' | ||
'''Size Requirements''' - Print scans do not have a minimum size requirement, but have a maximum size requirement of | '''Size Requirements''' - Print scans do not have a minimum size requirement, but have a maximum size requirement of 12" x 17" | ||
'''Standard Resolution''' - | '''Standard Resolution''' - 600 DPI approximation | ||
'''Maximum Resolution''' (available upon request or used to prints images larger then originally sized) - Up to 12800 DPI | '''Maximum Resolution''' (available upon request or used to prints images larger then originally sized) - Up to 12800 DPI | ||
== Film Scans == | == Film Scans == | ||
Revision as of 14:35, 22 April 2025
Print Scans
Note: It is possible to scan prints larger then this size in sections and DRC'd together, but I would recommend a Digital Capture for the best result.
Size Requirements - Print scans do not have a minimum size requirement, but have a maximum size requirement of 12" x 17"
Standard Resolution - 600 DPI approximation
Maximum Resolution (available upon request or used to prints images larger then originally sized) - Up to 12800 DPI
Film Scans
Film can be scanned at the following sizes
SilverFast-SE Epson PerfectionV700
Our current scanning utility, allows for reflective, transparency, positive, negative, and batch scanning
General
Scan Mode: Batch Mode for scanning multiple pieces of the same page, allows for advanced file names.
Original: Reflective for print scans, transparency/transparency(full area) for film or transparent scans.
Pos/Neg: Choose between positive or negative film scans.
Frame
Scan Type: Leave at "48->24 Bit Colour"
Filter: Use "None" for print scans, OK to use "Auto Sharpen" especially for film scans. However, sharpening tools in Photoshop are better.
Image Type: Leave at "Standard"
Output: This will show the final output size of the scan area you selected. Slider at the bottom will change the DPI, will also show final megabyte size under MByte.