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A-61133 March 2003 4-15
6. Contrast. Select a Contrast setting from Low ( ) to High ( ) or
enter the contrast value in the text field. Valid values are 0 to 255. For
gray scale images only.
A low contrast value produces a scanned output of mostly
midtones (more subtle change in gray levels are detected).
A high contrast value produces a scanned output of mostly
blacks and whites (only large changes in gray levels are
detected).
7. Brightness. Select a Brightness setting from Low ( ) to High ( )
or enter the brightness value in the text field. Valid values are 0 to
255.
A low brightness value produces a darker image.
A high brightness value produces a lighter image.
8. Despeckle. Select a Despeckle value to reduce the amount of noise
or stray spots (specks, etc.) on an image. Select a value of 0, 1 or 2
from the list box or use the slide bar to make a despeckle selection.
The value you select will depend on how clean or speckled the
image is. If there are no specks on the image, select 0. Despeckle
is for bi-tonal images only.
9. Scan Output. Select the desired Scan Output depending upon the
type of images in the application.
Bi-tonal: each image will be processed as a single-page TIFF
file using CCITT Group 3 or 4 compression (for black and white
images).
16 gray: each image will be processed as a single-page TIFF file
using JBIG compression (for 16-level gray scale images).
256 gray: each image will be processed as a single-page TIFF
file using JPEG compression (for 256-level gray scale images).
NOTES:
For Duplex Processing, the Scan Output setting must be the
same for both the Front and Back settings.
When Film View is selected as the Scan Area, it is suggested
that you select 256 gray as the Scan Output.
10. Sharpening. Select a Sharpening option.
Normal: used to accentuate the fine details of an image. Normal
is typically used to enhance the detail of an image which
contains small print.
Low: used to enhance images containing dot matrix text and/or
images printed with shaded or colored backgrounds using
halftone screens. This option reduces background noise.
Photo: if the image is comprised mainly of photographs.
Photo & Text: if the image is a mix of text, line art, and
photographs (i.e., for check camera-sorter films).
Text: if the image is mostly text.
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