This mode is for images that will appear in magazines and newspapers and is normally not used for home or school projects. Pre-Scanning considerations 1. Photos taken by inexpensive cameras will not give the best quality photo so the resulting scan will not be of a good quality. Cheap brands of film can result in a grainy photo which will affect the quality of a scanned image. The quality of the paper that a picture is printed on can affect the quality of the scanned image.
Images consume lots of disk space.
Depending on what you're doing, you won't be able to get very many on a floppy disk. If zip or jazz disks are available, you might want to consider saving your images on them. Working with images takes lots of memory. If you have at least 48 megs of memory, you will be able to work comfortably with scanning and imaging programs. All Rights Reserved.