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Trivial question really, but this group is the fount of all knowledge ...
I do a quiz for the pub, every few weeks. I do a picture round, by cutting out photos from newspapers/mags, and sticking them on one sheet; then I scan it, then I print off the required number of copies (in black and white, to save costs). My scanner is a Canon MP270 inkjet printer/scanner (i.e. cheap end); my B/W printer is a Samsung ML2010 laser (i.e. *cheap* end). Is there any way I can avoid the "dotty" effects of newsprint scans? I scan at 600 dpi in the hope that this will give better quality .. but I'm beginning to think that I should scan as low as possible? (Yes yes -- I know I can try it, and will, but I'm wondering if there is common knowledge that hasn't spread my way yet...) Cheers John |
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