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Re: High Resolution Scans
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Re: High Resolution Scans


  • Subject: Re: High Resolution Scans
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 12:32:08 -0700

I worked a number of years ago at a Retouching lab where we output to an
LVT On 32 ISO Slide film. Kodak had us outputting to 1018 DPI. We were
told this was the optimal resolution for the film. I have seen people scan
film at much higher resolutions, but I think you are only piling pixels on
at that point. I mean sure you can scan, with a drum scanner at 5000 dpi,
but if the film is only capable of excepting res 30, I am not sure I see
the point. Just a thought.........

Dan Burbank
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