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By: Nicolette Kintz
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Nicolette Kintz {Karma:146}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	nikon n60
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	nikkor 28mm-105mm
Uploaded	8/3/2002	Film / Memory Type
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About	This is a picture of some Mayan ruins in Mexico.They had a ball game and this is the observation area for the judges.Let me know what you think!
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Brian Steele {K:620} 8/3/2002

Hi Nicolette:

To answer your scanning question, I'd start at 300DPI, do any post-processing that's required, then downsample the image to 450x338, or whatever image size you plan to use.

Brian Steele {K:620} 8/3/2002

Looks like you need a bit more space at the top. Perhaps stooping down to take the picture might've allowed you to get a bit more space at the top, and at the same time preventing the tree's branches from blocking the roof of the building.

Is this a scan of a print? You can clear up the scans a little bit by doing a bit of post-scan sharpening and contrast adjustment :-).

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