Konica Minolta VIVID 300 User Manual

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Select – Color
Selecting Points within Specified Homogeneous Area
This command is used to select the points corresponding to the homogeneous areas that are selected by speci-
fying sample color data (sample point) on the color image window.
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Selected points will be displayed in red, and unselected points will be displayed in blue.
Left 
: Selects the sample color data (sample points).
Middle ([Shift] + Left)  : Selects the sample color data to be excluded from the area enclosed by a dotted line.
Right 
: Cancels the previous operation (Undo).
 Operating Procedure 
1
  From the element list, select the desired 
element.
2
  Click [Color] on the [Select] menu.
The [Select-Color] dialog box will appear.
The cursor will switch to a cross cursor when it 
is located over the color image window.
•  The selected element will be ready to be displayed 
in all windows. It will be displayed if it is not 
displayed in the active window or the windows for 
which all the elements are set to be displayed.
•  If the image window that displays a color image 
has not been opened, it will be displayed when 
this command is selected. If the color image win-
dow of an element other than the selected element 
is currently displayed, it will be closed.
3
  On the color image window, locate the 
cross cursor to the point (sample point) 
containing the desired color, then click 
the left mouse button.
An “×” mark will be displayed on the sample 
point, and the homogeneous color area 
around the sample
point will be enclosed by a blinking dotted line. 
The size of the area changes according to the 
value set in [Color range].
4
  While observing the selected area, ad-
just the Color range (1 to 100) in the 
[Select-Color] dialogbox.
•  The larger the color range is, the larger the en-
closed area.
•  If the color range is changed after the sample 
point is specified, the selected area (the area en-
closed by a dotted line) will change accordingly.