Scanning Pictures to Set Registry

dalew · October 30, 2003 6:17AM

From my question you will see that I'm not a computer geek.

Anyways, once I scan a picture to the Set Registry, do I need to retain it on my hard drive? Don't think so, but wanted to check, since I just deleted about 900 scans which was freezing up my software.

Dale

toppsgun · October 30, 2003 6:29AM

You're safe, but PSA won't be able to cross check your cert # since PSA software reads your hard drive and looks for the bar code on the flips.

Basilone · October 30, 2003 6:42AM

From my experience you do not need to keep it on your hard drive. PSA will keep the pictures for you...just make sure you do not delete them while on the set registry website.

John

OhioTaz · October 30, 2003 8:16AM

Any thoughts on what is the best scan resolution and format (.jpg, .bmp)??

Sandy

dalew · October 30, 2003 9:08AM

For my One Touch 8100 Scanner I use the True Color Mode with a 150 dpi. The images are about 1.04 MB, and I compress it to about 80. That seems to load nice and looks good.

Basilone · October 30, 2003 1:36PM

I scan at 300dpi and reduce to 33%.

John

JeffVN · October 30, 2003 7:55PM

just to keep it interesting, I scan at 100dpi, and go 94%.

Scanning Pictures to Set Registry

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