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Digital Imaging Primer (4.8 MB)- The PowerPoint presentation with a complete narrative in the notes window.
The above presentation is available as a narrated Flash file (31min.)

A Digital Imaging Primer (6.8 MB) Revised and greatly expanded 50 page booklet done in 2003. Includes basic concepts, determining resolution, scanning, file formats. For a list of topics, check out the table of contents (76K) You can purchase a printed copy on line for $6.76 at lulu.com.

A Digital Imaging Primer (248K) - The original 8 page handout, in Adobe Acrobat format.

Dealing with halftones (132K) A handout in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format.How to eliminate the moire pattern that sometimes results when scanning images from books and magazines.

How printed image quality changes with resolution.(1.4MB) A handout in Adobe Acrobat format. Since this deals with print quality, you almost have to print it to see what I'm talking about.

Image resolution in Powerpoint. (180K) A PowerPoint file with some examples of how resolution affects image quality in PowerPoint.

Digital Cameras (9.6 MB) A powerpoint presentation I've presented several times at UW Oshkosh in 2000. As usual it's kind of hefty (9.6 MB) and uses Garamond Narrow, which you probably don't have installed, and Arial Black, which you probably do. You can use the Replace font function to substitute Arial Narrow for Garamond Narrow and things will probably fit correctly, but of course, will have a different impression. You can find more about using digital cameras with different applications at http://idea.uwosh.edu/media_services/IDEA/cameras/cameratips.htm

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