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02-29-2008, 12:16 PM
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Which scanner is the best for scanning cards??
Posted By: Eric Brehm
Black Sox Fan -- well I'll be darned, I learn something every day. You're right, dpi output at scan time doesn't affect the appearance of the final image that is displayed. Here are two card images from the same scan; the top one was saved at 150 dpi and the bottom one at 300 dpi. Both were uploaded to photobucket.com and saved there as 478 by 800 pixel images. I can't see any difference. 
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