Microtek 35t plus User Guide
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Reference
Using the Curve buttons
The Curve buttons allow you to modify the curve in the Curve dialog box. The buttons are the Pointer,
Zoom Frame, and Pane.
Zoom Frame, and Pane.
• Use the
Pointer
button to define points in the curve that will be modified. When you
click on any point in the curve, a control point appears to mark your position. To
remove a control point, drag it off the graph.
remove a control point, drag it off the graph.
New control
points
points
Original
curve
curve
Pointer
• Use the
Zoom Frame
button to zoom in on a particular point in the curve. Once the
area is zoomed in, you can then use the pointer button to define new points for more
precision. This is particularly useful for working with 12-bit images, as more detail can
be seen in such images. The zoom level can be seen in the Zoom column (item #4 in
preceding page).
precision. This is particularly useful for working with 12-bit images, as more detail can
be seen in such images. The zoom level can be seen in the Zoom column (item #4 in
preceding page).
Zoom
Frame
• Use the
Pane
button to scroll through the curve if the curve has been zoomed in. The
Pane button can be used only if the curve has been zoomed in with the Zoom Frame
button (above). Otherwise, the Pane button will be dimmed.
button (above). Otherwise, the Pane button will be dimmed.
Pane