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Hi,
I’m new to this … so excuse what is probably a naive question.
I’ve scanned a number of slides .. (lots actually… I know, I should have taken more care!) I’ve used a Epson 49900. A resolution of 3200 seemed right for good prints and the screen showed lots of detail. However, one aspect I could not alter was the Target Size, which I seemed forced to leave as ‘Original’. Choosing any other size produced ‘Scale Value Out of Range’.
I now have lots of small images …but it seems irelevant, it is only noticed when you click on view print size. Other than that, they are very good! The resolution is fine. I can alter the size with no loss of definition. Should I do so?
I’m new to this … so excuse what is probably a naive question.
I’ve scanned a number of slides .. (lots actually… I know, I should have taken more care!) I’ve used a Epson 49900. A resolution of 3200 seemed right for good prints and the screen showed lots of detail. However, one aspect I could not alter was the Target Size, which I seemed forced to leave as ‘Original’. Choosing any other size produced ‘Scale Value Out of Range’.
I now have lots of small images …but it seems irelevant, it is only noticed when you click on view print size. Other than that, they are very good! The resolution is fine. I can alter the size with no loss of definition. Should I do so?
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