Canon CS-S 4.3 Output Dimensions, Output File Formats, Output Size, Overexposed, Pixel, Platen

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Output Dimensions

The final dimensions of the scanned image, based on paper size, cropping, and scaling.

Output File Formats

The format in which a file is saved to disk. In ScanGear Toolbox CS, available mail file formats are: Windows Bitmap (*.bmp), Tagged Image File (*.tif), JPEG (*.jpg).

Output Size

The size of the acquired image, calculated by multiplying the width and height by the scale percentage.

Overexposed

An image that was exposed to too much light while it was being photographed.

Paper Size

An option on the FB1200S tab that determines the initial scannable area. For flatbed scanners, standard paper sizes from B5, A4, Letter and Full Platen are available. For the Document Feeder, standard paper sizes from B5, A4, Letter and U.S. Legal are available.

Pixel

An acronym for “picture element,” a pixel is the smallest element used to create a screen image.

Platen

The scanner’s document glass, where originals are placed for scanning.

Preset Curves

A set of curves designed to fix common photographic image problems such as underexposure, overexposure, or low contrast.

Preview Area

The area located to the left of the main ScanGear CS-S window where the image is displayed before the scan occurs. When you click the Preview button, the image on the scanner is scanned into the preview area, but not acquired by the application.

Proportion

The ratio of width to height. When you click the Keep Proportions button, the image size is maintained in the same proportion whenever you change either the width or the height.

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