Re: Cameras

> The old
> (current?) Kodak PhotoCD scanned photos at a couple of megapixels
> and then (in one version) interpolated four other versions, both
> larger and smaller, from there. 

Current PhotoCD scanning is done at 16*base (2000x3000) or 
64*base (4000x6000), depending on the scanner and the resolution
wanted.  The maximum resolution is scanned directly, not 
interpolated.

Consumer PhotoCD has mostly been supplanted by PictureCD, which
scans at 4*base (1000x1500, or 872x1500 for APS) and includes a
bunch of software aimed at beginners.  Many recent DVD players
can also display PictureCD images.

 -- Raccoon --
(again, I do *not* speak for Kodak)

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Susan Davis <futabachan-/E1597aS9LQAvxtiuMwx3w@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>