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02-28-2008, 08:26 PM
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Which scanner is the best for scanning cards??
Posted By: Bobby Binder
Just some tidbits for you scanners...all computer screens and websites show 72 DPI and if you are scanning for this purpose you should do so in 72 DPI with size at 100% of more. You need 300 DPI for print anything less and you get degradation. Scanning in high DPI and them zooming in to see imperfections is fine. Just understand that these high resolution scans are very big files and not practical for posting and sending via the web. 
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