Definition: The ability of a scanner to register a wide range of tonal values--something from near white to near black. A scanner with good dynamic range is able to map input shades correctly to output shades, making images look brighter and giving them more visible detail. Generally the number of bits determines the maximum dynamic range of a scanner. For example a 36-bit scanner has a higher dynamic range than a 24-bit scanner.
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