On 06-Sep-2000 Stephen Williams wrote:
>> "The best hope, though, is to find the natural resolution of the
>> scanner, and scan at that resolution." How can I find that ?
>
> Lucky guess, I think. The information consumers get from their scanners
> is pretty darn close to useless. However, some scanner specifications
> give an "optical" resolution. If yours does, that is the magic number.
It's written "optical resolution : 600dpi x 1200dpi".
So I should scan at 600 ?
> arnaud@calvo-france.com said:
>> What's the difference beetween "scale" and "resize"
>
> In gimp, "Scale" changes the size of the image by scaling the picture, and
> "Resize" changes the size of the image by clipping or padding.
Thank you.
In fact, I used to call the scale function "resize", and the resize function
"clip" ;-)))
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