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I have been given numerous very old family photos, and wish to get a scanner and photo printer to copy and archive them. Although I understand rasterization from an electronics viewpoint, I don’t fully understand all I feel I need to know about image resolution, sizing, etc. I want to keep full photographic quality of the original images, but don’t want to end up with gigantic files, and don’t want to spend tons of $ on hardware that will do more than I will ever need to do. Can someone point me to a good beginners guide on image formats, resolution, scaling, etc.? Just what kind of resolution do I need to keep visible pixelation out of the image? What’s the best trade-off for quality vs cost? Presently I am looking at the Epson Perfection 3170 at 3200×6400 and the Epson Stylus Photo Printer R300 at 1440×5760. Suggestions greatly appreciated.
Hal
Hal
MacBook Pro 16” Mockups 🔥
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