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February 06, 2004
Hi Bob,
We are not experts by any strech of the imagination, but I can tell you some
of the experience the wife and I have had with photo scanning.
1200 DPI takes forever to scann, and unless you have a couple of gig of ram,
forever to try and work with.
Also, I was told that most printer wont print better than 3-400 DPI, so why
scan more than that?
I found some old negatives in my father in law's stuff, of B 36 's taking off
from Tinian where he was stationed. I plan on scanning them and printing the
black and white photos. I just haven't set up the new scanner yet.
By the way, my mom in law bought a new HP scanner/printer combo to copy
snapshots. It doesn't even have to be hooked up to the computer to make the
copies...pretty cool for about a $100.
Let me know if you don't mind, what you find out about scanning these
pictures. I'm always anxious to add to the old-timers database.
Robert Houston
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"Someone, somewhere is practicing. If you're not,
and someday, if you should meet, you will lose."
"Shoot them until they think they're dead."
"I don't believe they should use the electric chair, they
need to use electric bleachers."
rbhouston@... 29131
Posted on February 6, 2004 11:39 AM
Posted to category(s) Electrical System | Intake System | Tuning
