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having a big problem with my scanner
paid all kinds of money for this HP peice of shit, dont ask me why because i had big problems with my last HP as well.
could it be that i am trying to scan at 2200 PPI ? i need to print the pics at 5x7 size, do i need this much PPI? i hit the scan button and i see it is all working, but it could take 20 minutes to complete a single pic once i accept the preview. please help |
300 dpi is the setting you should use max unless its for scanning 35mm slides, then go to that high resolution.
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dunno what the hell i was thinking, just went with what the machine said it was capable of. PS, im assuming PPI and DPI is the same thing? thanks again KRL! |
oh yea, it flew right through the scans!
thanks so much, but sure this is enough for a 5x7 or possibly a 8x10? thanks so much! |
What are you scanning (photo, negative, slide) and what is the output (professional lab services, Kodak prints or inkjet)?
For a 5x7 print, I usually scan at 300 or 600 dpi and get good results for print and photos. |
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old photo's
will be having them printed on photo paper |
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