Kodak I7300 User Manual download pdf (Page 43)

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Border — choose one of the following options:

• Leave: keeps the border around the image.

• Auto crop: removes the border from around the image.

• Border remove: removes the border from around the image but

does not reduce the scanned image file size.

Border remove works best with images that have proper exposure

and a reasonable space between images. Do not use Border

remove with light images.

NOTE: When using Border remove or Auto crop, the entire

image (all borders) must be visible in the image area so

the image can be properly processed.

Film Polarity — select the following option:

• Negative: if the film image is a black background and a clear

foreground/character(s).

• Positive: if the film image is a clear background and a black

foreground/character(s).

Film Image Quality  used with bi-tonal or gray scale output to

improve readability of images from a film that is too light or too dark. It

can also improve low contrast images. This feature widens the range

between the lightest and darkest pixel in the image. Select one of the

following options if desired:

• No Adjustment: no enhancement.

• Light Film: if film is light, it makes the dark areas darker.

• Normal Film: if film has the correct exposure but low contrast, this

option adds contrast to the image.

• Dark Film: if the film is dark, it lightens the background and other

areas that should be lighter.

Mirror — this option is used when a roll of film has been wound

incorrectly on the reel and the image appears as if it were being viewed

in a mirror and is “reverse-reading”. Check this option if you want the

image to appear right-reading.

Auto Deskew — automatically straightens the displayed image. When

Auto Deskew is enabled, Auto crop will also be enabled.

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