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[jnanian]

too bad there isn't a subscribers only - place in the lounge ( or soapbox ! )
that is a sticky that some can post and receive answers these basic questions
it is part of what some of us do here and unfortunately a lot of people
leave this nice site because they ask a simple question, get stomped on
their thread closed, throw their hands up in frustration and never come back ...
and then tell everyone and their cousin of their experience ...

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that said ...

hi richard,
there are a handful of ways you can do this ...
negative scans to match your print works well
or just make a small print ( you might like a 8.5x8.5 print ? )
or a camera-snappy ... or if you make contact sheets of your negatives
you can scan THAT at 600 ( tiff ) and just size it the way you want and sve
it as a small jpg ( if you "save for web" it rezes it down so it file size is tiny )

probably the hand held scanner device is the easiest / hassle free way to go

good luck !
john

[ic-racer]

I print these about 6"x6" on the 8x10 sheet.

[MattKing]

For those who don't own Photoshop, and use Windows computers, Microsoft has a neat little utility program called "Microsoft Research Image Composition Editor" (aka "Microsoft ICE") that, believe it or not, is available for free download!

It works quite well. I've used it for stitching together two scanned halves of an 11x14.

Here is the link:

http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/...roups/ivm/ICE/