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I scan at high resolutions to maintain the character of the film graininess - oversampling, if you want to look at it that way. I've noticed that a lot of film looks less grainy when scanned at 6000 to 8000 ppi than it does at 4000 ppi because there is less apparent grain aliasing. Pushed EPJ, for instance, looks much less grainy when scanned at 8000 ppi than at 4000 ppi. Kodachrome looks pretty amazing at 8000 ppi....Besides, given that the native resolution of film is somewhere in the 3000-5000dpi range (depending on the film and assuming a slower speed negative or slide film), why would you scan at 7200 dpi anyway?