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From: jharman@smirror.tezcat.com (James Harman )
Newsgroups: comp.publish.cdrom.multimedia
Subject: PhotoCD Resolution
Date: Fri, 10 Jun 94 06:11:36 CST
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I was wondering -- how are the different file sizes created on a PhotoCD?
I believe that the negative is scanned once and the image is resized 
through some type of software interpolation. My friend says not so. He 
believes that the image is scanned multiple times. If this is so then why 
do the huge files look so poor on my monitor?