... horizontal x vertical) with an optical resolutin of Main, 6400 dpi x sub 9600dpi. The US brochure could well lead the reader into thinking that vertical and horizontal resolutions were different, whereas the GB version is explicit that they are the same. My thanks to those who responded to my plea for help, your answers have resulted in an increase in my understanding of scanners and the ability of manufacturers to confuse potential users. Finally my best wishes to all Templotters for 2020. John from 33820 St Ciers sur Gironde Attachment: attach_2968_3588_Brochure_comp.png 110 posted: 26 Dec 2019 13:20 from: Martin Wynne Hi John, Thanks for that. It's all a bit academic because I have found the best results at 3200 DPI, anything above that taking a lot longer with no obvious improvement in quality. There is no point in scanning at a significantly higher resolution than the original print, or the grain in the film. No printed image reaches anywhere near 3200DPI (typical high-quality glossy printing is 600DPI). I notice that the GB brochure you posted ...