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PERSONAL DIGITAL ARCHIVING SERIES Scanning Your …
- Bitonal: simple two-tone black and white scans, suitable for typewritten and printed text docu-ments. Handwritten letters may be scanned in bitonal if you like the results. - Grayscale: a palette of up to 256 gray tones is best for black & white photographs. Grayscale Scanning may also work best for music and hand-writing because details may display better than in bitonal scans. - Color: a palette of 256 to thousands of color tones is used for photographs and documents where color is important, such as maps, diagrams and illustrations. To capture the natural appear-ance of an item, color scans may be best. Scanning your documents and photographs results in DIGITAL copies that can be reprinted and shared. This document provides some considerations for Scanning your PERSONAL collections and an explanation of some common Scanning terms.
- Bitonal: simple two-tone black and white scans, suitable for typewritten and printed text docu-ments. Handwritten letters may be scanned in bitonal if you like the results.
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