Konica Minolta AF-2840 instruction manual About resolution and output size

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Magnification text box: to set image magnification. This value equals the input resolution divided by the output resolution, or the output size divided by the input size. The magnification text box cannot be used if pixel is selected in the unit list box.

When the input size and output size are unlocked, the input resolution and output size vary according to the entered magnification value. When the output size is locked, the input resolution and input size vary according to the entered magnification value. When the input size is locked, the input resolution and output size vary according to the entered magnification.

Output-size text box: output size is determined by either the cropping frame dimensions or the values entered in the width and height boxes. The width and height of the output image can be directly entered into the text boxes; the input resolution, input size, and cropping frame adjust according to the entered dimensions.

Output-size lock button: to lock the output size values.

Unit list box: the input and output size unit can be changed: pixels, millimeters, centimeters, inch- es, pica, and points.

Image size display: indicates the file size of the image.

Reset button: to initialize all current settings.

About resolution and output size

Resolution can be expressed in dpi (dots per inch). This refers to how many pixels are placed along one linear inch. A resolution of 350 dpi, which is commonly used in commercial printing, means that an area of one square inch would use 122,500 pixels. The larger the resolution, the greater the detail in the image. However, as the resolution increases, so does the file size.

The image resolution depends on the resolution of the output device. A printer with a resolution of 150 dpi will not be able to print a 300 dpi file any better than a 150 dpi file; the 300 dpi file will just be four-times larger. Once the output resolution is determined, the input resolution can be calcu- lated from the magnification needed to match the output.

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For example, to make a 144 mm x 96 mm print at a resolution of 150 dpi from 35mm film (image size: 36mm x 24mm), the magnification can be calculated by dividing the print dimensions by the film dimensions: 96 mm / 24 mm = 4 times. The input resolution can be determined from the mag- nification factor: 150 dpi X 4 = 600 dpi.

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Contents AV-A209 Selective-color palette Tone-curve correctionsColor Examples Before YOU Begin Table of Contents Page Table of Contents Page For Proper and Safe USE Page System Requirements Package contentsPolish IBM PC/AT compatible computersBefore installing the utility software InstallationInstalling the utility software Windows Page Installing the utility software Macintosh Page Macintosh Installing Adobe Photoshop ElementsLaunching the scanner utility from Photoshop Elements WindowsNames of parts Connecting the USB cable Before scanner setupTurning off the scanner Connecting the AC adapterDisconnecting the scanner Turning on the scannerHandling film Where is the emulsion?Film formats Loading the filmLoading mounted slides Using the APS Adapter AD-10 sold separately Using the FH-U1 and SH-U1 film holdersLoading a film holder into the scanner Ejecting a film holder Easy Scan Utility Launching the Easy Scan UtilityUsing the Easy Scan Utility Canceling an index scan, prescan, or final scan Macintosh Page Pixel Polish button Auto Dust Brush button BMP File typesImage processing p Dimage Scan Dual III UtilityBasic scanning p Advanced scanning pDimage Scan Dual III Utility Basic Scanning Launching the DiMAGE Scan Dual III UtilityLaunching the utility from an image-processing application Selecting the film format and typeMain window and index scan tab Index scanMaking an index scan Canceling the index scanSelecting index thumbnails Flip and rotate images Fit-to-window button Main window and prescan tab PrescanAuto cropping Making a prescanGrab tool Magnifying toolManual cropping CHP button APS filmPrescanning the cropped area Auto Dust Brush Removing the effect of dust Main window and Pixel Polish tab Pixel Polish Correcting images automaticallyPage Making the final scan using Jobs Quitting the DiMAGE Scan Dual III Utility Dimage Scan Dual III Utility Advanced Scanning Setting scanner preferencesPage Exposure-control tab Loading exposure settings Saving exposure settingsReverse frame order More index scan functionsSaving an index file Saving the index imagesLoading an index file Autoexposure control More prescan functions AE lock AE area selectionPoint AF Autofocus Focusing the scanner More prescan functionsManual focus Scan setting window Inputting scan settings manuallyAbout resolution and output size Scan setting examples Deleting a Job Saving scan settings as a JobCustom Wizard Page Color matching Setting the output color spacePage Scanner color profiles Setting the monitor ICC profileOutput Color Space Monitor RGB Color matching recommendationsMain window and image-correction tab Image processing toolsDimage Scan Dual III Utility Image Processing Tools and functions Effects Guide to image processing toolImage processing glossary Tracking image corrections Snapshot button Undoing and redoing image correctionsSaving image corrections Comparing pre and post correction imagesComplementary colors Loading image-correction JobsVariation palette Brightness, contrast, and color balance palette Tone curve and histogram corrections Tone curve and histogram palette Using tone curvesDrawing tone curves by freehand Bringing out detail in the shadows Short guide to tone curve correctionsCorrecting color Increasing image contrastHistogram corrections Tone curve / histogram auto setting White, gray, and black point corrections Selective-color palette Setting the white and black-point valuesUnsharp mask Hue, saturation, and lightness palette JOB File Lists 35mm filmAPS film Installed Files and Folders Mac OS Mac OS 8.6Solution Troubleshooting and Technical SupportPixel Polish and Mac OS Checking Scanner Installation WindowsTechnical support Warranty and product registrationRAM Technical SpecificationsComplementary colors Primary RGB and secondary CMY colorsAN Introduction to Color HSB color model p Complementary colors pHue corrections Universal Copyright Convention AV-A209
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