Photography: Digital Darkroom - Scanners

This lesson is part of the series: Digital Darkroom - Digital Image Manipulation

Scanning brings together film and print media with digital media. Scanned images, sadly, do not always come out looking great. This lesson will equip to you end up with a better scanned image.

In addition to a discussion of the types of scanners and the mechanics of scanners, Brian will cover what minimum resolution is required of various types of scanners to produce a sufficient scanned photograph image. He'll also give you tips on which file formats you should use for maximum acceptability across photo editing applications. This will educate you on what to look for when selecting a scanner to use scanning photographic images.

The darkroom is the starting point for learning the fundamentals of digital image manipulation. This lesson is excerpted from the DVD, Digital Photography: The Darkroom, which is an excellent resource for those looking to learn the fundamentals of digital image manipulation.

This is a segment cut from the DVD and includes chapter 4 which is soley about scanning images.

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Brian Ratty, internationally known photographer, educator and founder of a multi-million-dollar communications company, hosts and writes many instructional DVDs, videos and audio programs on photography. Over the past twenty five years, he and his staff of writers and photographers have completed thousands of professional assignments around the world. Mr. Ratty is a graduate of Brooks Institute of Photography and holds an honorary Master of Science degree.

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