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How do I scan printed photographs, negatives and slides?

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How do I scan printed photographs, negatives and slides?

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If you want to use an image from a printed photograph, a slide, negative or transparency you need to scan it to turn it in to a digital image and save it your computer. We suggest that before scanning any photo, you wipe the scanner’s glass and the photo with a lint free cloth to remove excess dust. For the best results use these scanner settings: • File size: 2000 x 1500 pixels minimum • Dots per inch: 300 DPI or greater if you want to enlarge a photo or make it fill the whole page • File format: Save the file as a JPG with a minimum quality setting of 8 • Colour space: Adobe RGB colour space (if this is option is available with your scanner) Note: Slides, negatives and transparencies require a special scanner with a dedicated slide holder.

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