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Scanning tips
Here are some tips and hints that may increase the quality of your scanned images and help you create a sharper- looking result:
Resolution. Using a high resolution when scanning pictures is not necessarily better than using a resolution of 100 or 200 dpi. A higher resolution always uses more disk space to store the scanned document. When you are scanning in color, you can set the scanning resolution to be lower than your printer’s resolution. Experiment with your scanning to see what works best. Note: color resolution is 100 to 800 dpi; black and white resolution is 100 to 1200 dpi.
Glossy or matte paper. Images that are printed on glossy paper will scan better, and produce brighter results with more contrast than images that are printed on paper that has a matte finish. However, glossy surfaces may reflect scanner light and distort the scanned image.
Proper Scan Mode. Even though it’s possible to scan using the Auto Image Enhance mode, it’s best to use the normal scan mode to scan your documents. Use Auto Image Enhance to edit/enhance images, such as photos,
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