the higher the dpi, the more detailing u get.. you can get some pretty insane detail with extremely high dpi... so i usually set it to 100 which makes for a decent computer-viewable scan (after being resized, it looks pretty nice)
but the thing is the higher dpi it is, the slower it scans. 100 is pretty fast, so as long as ur only using it for computer purposes, 100 is enuff =D
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the higher the dpi, the more detailing u get.. you can get some pretty insane detail with extremely high dpi... so i usually set it to 100 which makes for a decent computer-viewable scan (after being resized, it looks pretty nice)
but the thing is the higher dpi it is, the slower it scans. 100 is pretty fast, so as long as ur only using it for computer purposes, 100 is enuff =D