Problems scanning at maximum dpi
Problems scanning at maximum dpi
My scanner is the Epson 2450 and I am using Windows XP, 640 mb memory, Elements 1, and Silverfast Ai version 6.0.1d32b demo. When I try to scan at maximum dpi and, for example, set the size of the output at 12 x 18 (inches), Silverfast reduces the size of the output to something below a 145 mb file size. It will never let me establish settings that will produce a file size larger than approx. 145 mb. One of the other twains that came with the scanner will allow me to establish settings that produce a file size of approx. 800 mb. Where is my roadblock?? I am unable to do high resolution scans with Silverfast.
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- LSI_Kratzenstein
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Have a look at these tutorials or reviews about SilverFast:
http://www.silverfast.com/show/sf-onlin ... ws/en.html
You'll get some info about descreening at:
http://www.computer-darkroom.com/sf5-ne ... uction.htm
Before the arrival of GANE (grain & noise removal tool), some SF users utilized the descreening filter to remove grain, and maybe still do it
Thomas
http://www.silverfast.com/show/sf-onlin ... ws/en.html
You'll get some info about descreening at:
http://www.computer-darkroom.com/sf5-ne ... uction.htm
Before the arrival of GANE (grain & noise removal tool), some SF users utilized the descreening filter to remove grain, and maybe still do it
Thomas
Filter is set to "more auto sharp +." I see where descreening is now. It has always been set to "more auto sharp+." One of the twains that came with Photoshop will allow a file size up to 900 mb. It is not as good of scanning software as silverfast. The largest file size I get is around 270MB with silverfast. The higher the scan resolution, the smaller it makes the output size. Will it help if I upgrade to Photoshop version 2 (from v1) or if I went to the full Photoshop?? Is it limited by the available hard disk space?? I have about 3 or 4 gb of disk space available.
descreening
hi com on don't be silly take a look at ai picture utility v6 on the web (freeware) scan at the resolution you want and descreen with ai picture and that's it
:D so long !!!
:D so long !!!
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