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Hi,
I recently bought a filmscanner that produces BMP-files with following dimensions: 3766×1520 pixels, 1,394×0,96 inch, 2700 pix/inch, 28,659 Mb.
I’ve scanned my old filmnegatives and would like to store them and be able to print them. The files that my digital camera produces are JPG with a file-size ranging from 1,4-1,8Mb and this is how I would like my negatives too.
Question: What steps do I have to make in order to reduce filesize and keep as much quality as possible?
I suppose I’m not the only one that is scanning his old negatives so I hope there is someone out htere who can help me.
Rene Beckers
the Netherlands
I recently bought a filmscanner that produces BMP-files with following dimensions: 3766×1520 pixels, 1,394×0,96 inch, 2700 pix/inch, 28,659 Mb.
I’ve scanned my old filmnegatives and would like to store them and be able to print them. The files that my digital camera produces are JPG with a file-size ranging from 1,4-1,8Mb and this is how I would like my negatives too.
Question: What steps do I have to make in order to reduce filesize and keep as much quality as possible?
I suppose I’m not the only one that is scanning his old negatives so I hope there is someone out htere who can help me.
Rene Beckers
the Netherlands
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