Re: How big are scanned bitmaps and how small can they be made?

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From: Edward L. Taychert
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 1989 14:15

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In article <3003@looking.UUCP>, brad@looking.UUCP (Brad Templeton) writes:

> How small does a typical 8.5 by 11 page of stuff get when scanned at
> 300 by 300 and compressed?  I would guess 40K, but I would like to
> find something that can take it down to 10K by being really smart about
> what's being scanned.

It all depends on the source, but fax group 4 format should get you
down in your target numbers.

For Brad: Copyright 1989, Edward L. Taychert - All rights reserved.

Ed Taychert  
	    ...!rochester!rocksanne!entire!elt

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From: elt@entire.UUCP (Edward L. Taychert)
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Subject: Re: How big are scanned bitmaps and how small can they be made?
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