Yes, although a bit more accurately: higher resolution than the maximum real-life resolution that the scanner yields, which is usually significantly less than its nominal resolution, especially with flatbed and low-end film scanners. E.g. the Epson 4990/V7x0 boasts a nominal resolution of 3200dpi, while in real life, it resolves around 2000dpi max.
Not that I know of, no. You can't make up information that isn't there to begin with.No one is saying you can get better resolution in a digital file than what the film is capable of resolving, are they?
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