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Is there a way I can scan an A4 photo at 4800 dpi?
Oh my. Why on earth would you need to scan something at 4800 ppi?
That would give you a file of 39840x56160 or a 2,237 Megapixels... a really pro normal digital shoot has rougly 80 to 100 Megapixels …
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What quality can be expected from a flatbed scanner and will a more expensive one be better?
I can not recommend any scanner. It has been some time since I use one.
But one thing to keep an eye on would be dynamic range. … q=dynamic+range+on+a+scanner …
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How can I protect scanner glass for scanography while preserving depth of field and avoiding...
There have been some years since I used a scanner. But I would probably buy one 3mm glass, sand the edges to smooth them round and use it if I am scanning rocks. … Just be careful that the "protective layer" does not become "the weapon of doom" for your scanner. …
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