Microtek 35t plus User Guide

 

The BCE screen (for grayscale and color)

   

 

The 

 control lets you change the brightness setting.

•  Too much brightness can make an image look washed out.

•  Very low brightness levels can make an image look very dark.

  

   

The Contrast control lets you change the contrast setting.

•   High contrast can make an image look like a photocopy of a picture with little or no

gray shades.

•   Low contrast can make an image look dull and flat.

     

 lets you change exposure settings for a particular color channel (red, green or

blue).

     

 

 lets you increase or reduce available light to the image. This can be used to

allow more detail to emerge in an image, especially if it was underexposed.

•   More exposure can result in lighter images with more visible detail. The higher the

exposure, the longer it takes to scan the image.

•   Less exposure can make an image dark and without detail.