[DeTomaso] GTS Scan issue ???
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pantera007 at sbcglobal.net
Tue Mar 13 16:49:34 EDT 2007
I went to scan a standard size film photo. The max selectable scan quality
is 600DPI, this creates a final
file size of 84K. ??? This seems way too small. But it has been years
since I scanned Pantera photos.
In the past I remember scanner images in much greater resolution, but I
can't figure out why I'm getting such a low result. I've set the LPI to the
max.
I have an old scanner, and I am downloading an update. When I went to
install this scanner directly to my newer machine, to see if I got to
choose a higher resolution, the install disk said it works on W98, but it
thinks I have w95 or less ??? So it stopped the install. (I'm running XP)
I guess I have a REALLY old scanner! (HP 3300C) Vintage 1999 or 2000 ???
So I went back to the older machine, where it was already installed. But
the best quality I get is sad.
I don't remember the resultant images being this small in file size, or this
low quality.
I always had to shrink the physical size, and select a lower resolution
before I added one to my old website.
When I installed "an update" from HP on my newest/fastest machine, the HP SW
that controls the scanner locks up.
( Some update eh ?)
I really think I got much better resolution with this scanner, and other
Pantera photos. OK I just compared my old un-edited
scanned photos from Vegas 2002... largest are over 600K files, and
noticeably better resolution. They were scanned into jpg format.
I'm trying a bitmap now to see if it is any better resolution. It is
slightly better resolution, and the size went from 84K to 1,500K.
That seems like a big jump in size for a small increase in resolution.
I remember there are several compression levels of jpg, but I don't see any
place to select this option.
Any suggestions?
Chuck
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