Catharsis9
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Color Document VS. Photo scan...
Hi....
Im scanning family photos (4000 scans) and I just realized that my printer wasnt separating the photos into individuals because my printer was set to color document scans and not photo scans....
So my question is: how much of a difference will this have on photo quality and having them displayed on a digital picture frame and printing latter on down the road?
Any comments, suggestions and options are welcome
Thank you in advance...
Im scanning family photos (4000 scans) and I just realized that my printer wasnt separating the photos into individuals because my printer was set to color document scans and not photo scans....
So my question is: how much of a difference will this have on photo quality and having them displayed on a digital picture frame and printing latter on down the road?
Any comments, suggestions and options are welcome
Thank you in advance...
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You're certainly welcome. Glad I could help - I wouldn't want to have 4K+ that weren't up to quality either.
michko
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All looks good - both resolutions read at 300 dpi....
At 4000 scans I think I would have dropped if my efforts weren't up to snuff....
In iPhoto the file for the scans say JPEG - so Im good to go... Plus I have photo shop and Im sure I can make all sorts of conversions in that (if it was necessary)....
Once again, thanks....