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interpolated resolutionAn enhanced resolution of a scanning device that is computed using a software algorithm. Also called the "digital resolution," it makes an image appear as if it were scanned at a higher resolution. An interpolated resolution is considerably greater than the optical resolution, which is the inherent physical resolution of the device. Depending on the contents of the image and the scanning algorithm, an interpolated, or enhanced, resolution can improve or degrade the original. See optical resolution and scanner. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The device also scans in 24-bit color or grayscale at an interpolated resolution of up to 9600 dpi from the platen glass or the ADF. mono/color) 20cpm / 18cpm Automatic Document Feeder Up to 10 pages Multi-Copy Capability Up to 99 copies Maximum Copy Resolution (dpi) 1200 x 600(a) Reduction/Enlargement Range 25% to 400% COLOR SCAN Interpolated Resolution (max dpi) 19,200 x 19,200 Optical Resolution (Max dpi) 600 x 2400 Windows(R) Software ScanSoft(R) PaperPort(R) with OCR Mac(R) Software Presto Through use of the platen glass or the automatic document feeder (ADF) color scans are captured in 24-bit color at an interpolated resolution of up to 9600 dpi. |
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