Microtek gnc qr sw5 0501 User Manual

1. The Scan Job/Job box shows the current scan job as

highlighted in the Scan Job window. This job is also

the currently selected image in the Preview window.

2. The Type box shows the image type of the current

scan job.
RGB Colors/RGB Colors (48-bit): RGB colors use three

colors to reproduce up to 16.7 million colors on-

screen. The 48-bit option is supported only by

professional Microtek professional/pre-press scanner

models.

Gray Scale/Gray Scale (16-bit): Grayscale images use

shades of gray to simulate gradations of color. The

16-bit option is provided in ScanWizard 5 for

professional pre-press scanners.

Web/Internet Colors: This mode applies to images

that are displayed on the Web or Internet.

256 colors (Default/Custom): This mode has a single

channel and uses a color lookup table containing up

to 256 colors. The Default mode uses an Adaptive

palette with Diffusion; the Custom mode gives you

additional options.

Line Art: Line art images are made up of one bit of

color (black or white) per pixel. This mode is useful

for images consisting purely of black and white or of

a single color, such as mechanical drawings and

blueprints.

B&W Diffusion: This is a single-bit black-and-white

image dithered with error diffusion. The black and

white pixels are arranged in such a way to fool the

human eye into seeing gray.

Fast JPEG color: This is a compressed true color

image which takes up less disk space.

Some Microtek scanner models support the JPEG image

format, and you can choose the JPEG image quality that

reflects the compression ratio you desire.

The Settings Window

(Advanced Control Panel only)

To choose Fast JPEG format in the Standard Control Panel:

a) In the Preview window, choose Fast JPEG Color at

the Scan Type selection.

b) In the Toolbar, click on the Scanner icon to display

the Scanner Control dialog box. Then set the JPEG

compression ratio.

To choose Fast JPEG format in the Advanced Control

Panel:

a) In Settings window, choose Fast JPEG Color at the

Type selection.

b) At the bottom of the Settings window, choose the

Fast JPEG Quality/Image Quality mode you desire.

3. The Resolution/Res box lets you specify the resolution

level for the final scan.

4. The Scan Frame options provide controls relating to

the scan frame and the output image size. These

options include Fixed Scan Frame, Fixed Output Size,

and Keep Proportion.

5. The Scan Frame settings, Scaling, and Output settings

control your image dimensions.

6. Choose your Unit of measurement from the available

options; i.e., inch, cm, mm, point, pixel, or pica.

7. The Advanced Image Correction(AIC) controls let you

adjust and enhance the image. The correction results

are displayed in real time in the Preview window and in

the AIC dialog box.

8. The Fast JPEG Quality/Image Quality setting controls

let you choose the JPEG image compression ratio. If

JPEG image type is not selected, this selection will not

appear.

Windows version

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