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Several factors affect how closely your scanned image reflects

the original, especially when you print the images on paper.

The next sections discuss basic calibration techniques and

resolution settings you can use in EPSON Scan! II to help you

achieve the results you want. See your EPSON Scanning

Utilities User’s Guide for Macintosh for information on other,

more sophisticated methods of modifying your scan.

Calibration allows  you to match your scanner and your output

device  so you can reproduce color images that are very close to

the originals.

Because monitors use a different method to display color

images than printers use to print them, images look different

when displayed than when printed. Also, each output device

may produce different printed results. For example, an image

printed on an electronic color printer looks dramatically

different when printed on a printing press.

EPSON Scan! II calibrates your scanner with your monitor,

application, and printer by analyzing the results of a calibration

sample at each stage of the process.

The basic calibration process consists of:

Calibrating your monitor to your scanner

 Enabling screen calibration

Exporting a calibration chart to your application

Creating calibration profiles for your printer(s)

Scanning using the calibration profile.

These procedures are described in the following sections.

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