Re: Service manual scan post processing
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Don't know where I read this, but it said: better use high resolution with JPEG compression than low resolution without. For the same file size, that is.
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My experience: 300dpi is largely sufficient even for schematics, with compression. If the original is bad, has exceptionally small lettering or such, I take 600dpi as a precautionary measure. Of course JPEG does the artefacts around sharp contrasts, but as long as its perfectly readable I prefer that to humongous files that take minutes to open... cheers Martin Using JPEG for those will result in nasty artifacting around the text, border box, etc. I'd not recommend that at all. |
Martin