Can this scanner enlarge 3"x3" photos to 36"x36" posters at 300 D.P.I.?
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You will need to set your scan for the maximum DPI possible and make sure that both the photo being scanned and the scanner glass is as free of dust / lint etc as possible. The only issue I see here is the graininess of the original photo. The larger the grain in the original the less desirable the 36 x 36 print will be.
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Hi Cliff,Hard to say. If you scan the image at 3200 DPI and blow it up to 24 x 36 you will lose allot of resolutions. The People you should ask is Plustek at (714) 670-7713. They will be open on Monday after 9 AM PST.
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Yes. The intructions don't really tell you how to do this; but it's pretty easy. On the printer's panel - Hit COPY > Then SETTINGS > Then RESIZE.
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If you mean will it accept and scan something that large I do believe it will, depends on how large the platen area of the scanner is. As for reducing it you will need to use an app such as Photoshop to reduce it later. Hope that helps.
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No I don't think so. I believe those pages are too thick.I would def use a flatbed scanner for those!This is mostly for the thickness of a single print or piece of paper.I think the largest page of paper was 8-1/2x 11 but it was just standard paper thickness.I hope this helps!
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I am sorry but I don't know what an "a3 plan" is, but scans always affect the scale compared to the original. The relationship of height to width remains the same but how big or what the resolution of the scanned image is depends on the settings. I hope this makes some sense.
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No it cannot. It was a thought for me but I had very few large prints I needed scanned. I copied the larger ones. It does an excellent job on smaller images and does a nice job on negatives too
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You can set the DPI between 150 and 600. It can handle photo's but remember this scanner is all about speed. If your looking to do some photo's that is really high quality I would look at a flat bed scanner.
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No. There are holders for 35mm slides and negatives, and that is the size of the area scanned.
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I'm going to say "yes". I scanned small old polaroids, 4x6 photos and up to 8x10. Once I transferred the photos to my PC they retained their size. However, if I choose to print one I can resize the photo to what I want. Hope this helps.
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will this scan or copy 11x17 by a chance? nevermind i just read below 8.5 x 14
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There are two caddies that come with the scanner. One does normal slides and 35 mm negatives. The other one has an opening that is 2 1/4 x 8 1/2. I think you could do the slides there. I have used it for older over-sized negatives with good results.
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I'm sorry I don't know the answer to that question. I've never scanned neg's. I'd call Canon. From what was sent w/ the scanner for negatives, my inclination would be to answer that 3 x 5 may be too large. But, they may have something you can purchase aftermarket. Sorry. Sharon
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I use it to scan construction blueprints at the scanners width of 8.5" times whatever length is necessary and then piece the strips together in Photoshop using Photomerge. Most of my scans end up at about 20" x 30" more or less. Works great for me.
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No you dont. Unfortunately you only have two options of scanning it... 14MP or 22MP! Each photo scanned has the size of 3144 x 2232 and about 3,60MB.
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Absolutely NOT. The scanner's light source will only cover up to a 35mm negative or slide's image area. I was hoping to do 2-1/4 negatives and super slides but there's no possible way. It does 35mm's and flat art just great, though.
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I haven't tried that with the scanner, but I would assume so. There are also plenty of freeware out there that allows you to combine multiple images into one pdf document, etc