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Cintel International Ltd. diTTo User Guide

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Advanced Settings shows the default location of Exposure,

Masking and Pre-Scale setting, these can be changed to

copy a set of parameter from different previous projects if

required.

Set as default. This will set file folder location from which

to extract the Exposure, Masking and Pre-scale settings

for use with the current project.

Restore Defaults. This will reset locations to extract

the Exposure, Masking and Pre-scale settings to those

supplied by Cintel International with this software.

Fig 16(b) New Project Window Advanced

View Menu.

This menu provides selection of ways to view both the Main diTTo

GUI and the Playback Viewer GUI. It only sets the image display

within each GUI.

Fit to Window is the default. In this mode the image, regardless of

scanned resolution, will all be fitted within the window.

This allows the whole frame to be observed

Fig 17 View Pull down menu

No Scaling. This mode provides a pixel to pixel match between the scanned image and the display device.

This mode offers a more detailed view of the scanned image. However the user must move the image within the

frame to see the whole image.

View Options

This window allows the user to set specific Width and Height

Scaling of the Record and Playback windows either by Pixel

number or by percentage. Lock Aspect ratio will cause the Width

or Height to automatically track its value when only one parameter

is adjusted. These settings have no effect on the recorded image.

Range specifies how many of the most significant bits (MSB)

are not to be viewed. This is included as the GUI display can only

show, at best, 8 bits. By limiting the MSBs the GUI display can

resolve the lesser bits as a check that no lowlight clipping or other

artefacts are present on the recorded image. This settings has no

effect on the recorded image.

Fig 18 View Scaling Window

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