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Introduction

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  • Choose 24-bit colour if the scanner cannot create 48-bit colour image files. Choose 8-bit grayscale if the scanner cannot create 16-bit grayscale.
  • Brightness, contrast, and saturation specifications are provided as a “starting point.” Technical specifications should always be tested and adjusted if necessary before scanning a new batch of material.

Specifications

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Format

Document Type

Film Type

Colour Setting

Brightness

Contrast

Saturation

Resolution

File Format

35 mm colour slides

Film (with Slide Holder)

Positive Film

48-bit colour

 

 

 




3200 dpi

TIFF

35 mm b&w slides

Film (with Slide Holder)

Positive Film

16-bit grayscale

 

 



N/A

3200 dpi

TIFF

35 mm colour negatives

Film (with Film Holder)

Color Negative Film

48-bit colour

 

 

 




4800 dpi

TIFF

35 mm b&w negatives

Film (with Film Holder)

B&W Negative Film

16-bit grayscale

 

 



N/A

4800 dpi

TIFF

Other negative sizes

Film (with Area Guide)

B&W Negative Film

16-bit grayscale

 

 

 




4800 dpi

TIFF

Other negative sizes

Film (with Area Guide)

Color Negative film

48-bit colour

 

 

 




4800 dpi

TIFF

Colour photographic prints

Reflective

N/A

48-bit colour

-20

0

+50

600 dpi

TIFF

Sepia photographic prints

Reflective

N/A

48-bit colour

-20

0

+100

600 dpi

TIFF

b&w photographic prints

Reflective

N/A

16-bit grayscale

-30

0

N/A

600 dpi

TIFF

Posters

Document

N/A

48-bit colour

 

 

 

600 dpi

TIFF

Illustrations, prints, watercolours

Document

N/A

48-bit colour

 

 

 

600 dpi

TIFF

Maps and technical drawings

Document

N/A

48-bit colour

 

 

 

600 dpi

TIFF

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