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I would have liked to hear about the quality of the image when a scanned slide is &quot;adjusted&quot; to the 800x600, etc.<br />

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I would have liked to hear about the quality of the image when a scanned slide is "adjusted" to the 800x600, etc.


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Fred, &nbsp;I have scanned dozens and dozens of 35 mm slides to fit on my desktop...the trick is to scan the image and then increase the size 1st...after you have it enlarged you can then crop the edges to get the 800X600. Do all of this in the scanning software BEFORE saving the image. By doing it this way I have had really good luck in getting excellent quality out of my scanned slides.
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Fred,  I have scanned dozens and dozens of 35 mm slides to fit on my desktop...the trick is to scan the image and then increase the size 1st...after you have it enlarged you can then crop the edges to get the 800X600. Do all of this in the scanning software BEFORE saving the image. By doing it this way I have had really good luck in getting excellent quality out of my scanned slides.

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What is the pixel resolution (WxH in pixels) that can be obtained by scanning a 35mm slide using the slide adapter on a 6300C scanner?
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What is the pixel resolution (WxH in pixels) that can be obtained by scanning a 35mm slide using the slide adapter on a 6300C scanner?

6300C Slide Pixel Resolution

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