To test photographic output, I used 6 different pictures covering a variety of subjects. (You can download the pictures by clicking here. See README.TXT for additional instructions.)

After scaling them to 180dpi, I printed them using the maximum resolution and with all driver adjustments possible. The results were then scanned at 100, 150, 200, 250 and 300dpi with sharpening on to simulate different distance viewing.

The following table shows an approximate correspondence between scanning resolution and viewing distance.

To view the results, click on the pictures shown below. (Please note, if you are using a 256-color video driver, additional image degradation will be introduced due to the dithering. For most accurate results, switch to a 16-bit or 24-bit color driver.) Results are currently available for the following configurations:

SC600 C1	Great White Coated Paper	Br-7 Ct+7 C+0 M+3 Y-6
Stylus Pro	Great White Coated Paper	default
SC600 C2	CompUSA Coated Paper	Br-9 Ct+7 C+0 M+3 Y-6
SC600 C3	Epson Photo Quality Paper	Br-14 Ct+7 C+0 M-2 Y-5
SC600 G1	Kodak Glossy Paper	Br-5 Ct+7 C+6 M+6 Y+0
SC600 P1	Hammermill Color Copy Bond	Br+0 Ct+20 C+3 M+0 Y-5

Note, to conserve space, some configurations will only show the 300dpi scan.