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4.Unless you’re using a specialized color space for your work, it is recommended that you select Adobe RGB as the Target. This provides a wide color gamut that works well for monitors, ink jet printers, and the majority of output devices.

5.If you are using Adobe Photoshop 5.0 or above, select Display preview using monitor compensation to match colors between images viewed in EPSON Scan and Photoshop. (Do not select this setting if you are using Photoshop Elements.)

If you are using Adobe Photoshop Elements, select Full Color Management under Color Settings on the Edit menu.

When you preview your image in EPSON Scan, click the Auto Adjust button to apply the color profiles you have selected. Before printing your image, be sure to turn off any color management settings in your printer driver software. See the manual for the application you’re printing from for more information on using color management.

If you are not using ICC color profiles as described above, do the following instead:

1.Open EPSON Scan, then click the Configuration button.

2.Select the Color Control option to use EPSON Scan’s built-in exposure and color adjustments.

3.Select Continuous auto exposure to

automatically adjust the exposure and color settings when you preview an image in EPSON Scan. The settings are recalculated whenever you create, move, or resize a marquee in the preview screen (see page 17).

4.Choose a Gamma setting from 1.0 to 3.0 that matches your monitor. If you are not sure which setting to use, choose the default setting of 1.8.

32 Getting the Most From Your Scanner

Contents

Page Copyright Notice A Note Concerning Responsible Use of Copyrighted Materials Trademarks Contents Chapter USING OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE SOLVING PROBLEMS Appendix A SPECIFICATIONS Appendix B REQUIREMENTS AND NOTICES Page Welcome About Your Scanner Getting More Information Viewing Your Electronic Reference Guide Page Scanning Basics Placing Your Original Document Using EPSON Scan Scanning Your Image Page Using the Preview Screen Thumbnail Full-size Selecting the Scanning Area Moving and Resizing Marquees Applying Image Adjustments Working With Multiple Marquees Scanning a Photo With Adobe Photoshop Elements Page Creating Editable Text With ABBYY FineReader Sprint Page Using Professional Mode to Customize Your Scans Page Page Page Scanning to a File With EPSON Scan Page Getting the Most From Your Scanner Scanning Tips Scaling (Resizing) Images Using Color Management Page Enhancing Image Quality Using Unsharp Mask Using Descreening Using Backlight Correction Using Dust Removal Using Grain Reduction Batch Scanning Photos and Film Previewing Your Images in Thumbnail Mode Page Scanning With the a Start Button Page Page Using Optional Equipment Transparency Unit Installing the Transparency Unit Using the Transparency Unit Placing Standard Film Sizes on the Scanner Placing Nonstandard Film Sizes on the Scanner Scanning Your Film Page Page Scanning Paper Documents Automatic Document Feeder Installing the Automatic Document Feeder Page Loading Pages in the Automatic Document Feeder Page Scanning Your Document Clearing Paper Jams Page Network Image Express Interface Card Connecting the Scanner to Your Network Setting Up EPSON Scan Page Maintenance Transporting the Scanner Cleaning the Scanner Solving Problems Checking the Status Lights Problems and Solutions The scanner doesn’t scan your image Pages jam in the automatic document feeder The automatic document feeder is running too slowly You cannot scan film with the transparency unit The scanner doesn’t start when you press the a Start button Software Problems EPSON Scan doesn’t work properly You can’t select ADF as the Document Source (Office Mode or Professional Mode) You can’t scan multiple images The scanned image isn’t the same size as the original The file size is too big Quality Problems Your scanned image is blank, or it’s too light or too dark Your scanned image is out of focus The edges of the document aren’t scanned properly Your image scans at an angle Straight lines in the image come out jagged A line of pixels is missing from the image Moiré (cross-hatch)patterns appear in the scanned image You get poor character recognition during OCR scanning Uninstalling Your Scanner Software Windows Macintosh Page Where To Get Help Internet Support Speak to a Support Representative Purchase Supplies and Accessories Specifications Page Transparency Unit (B12B813362) Automatic Document Feeder (B813212) Page Requirements and Notices System Requirements Important Safety Instructions Declaration of Conformity FCC Compliance Statement For United States Users Warning For Canadian Users ENERGY STAR Compliance Warranty Epson America, Inc. Limited Warranty Page Index