Advanced Scanning
Note:
Filters are only available when you select a color or grayscale scan type.
Note:
Scanning runs slower when the Descreen filter is used because of the intensive computations required to process the image.
From the Filter
Sharpen | The scanner software has a |
| sophisticated sharpening feature that |
| automatically sharpens an image |
| (makes it less blurry) by increasing |
| the contrast (distinction between |
| dark and light tones) between |
| adjacent pixels. |
| This is the default filter and is useful |
| primarily on photographs and |
| grayscale images. |
Descreen | When photographs and illustrations |
| are printed in newspapers or |
| magazines, they are |
| process that turns images into tiny |
| dots. (If you look at a photograph in a |
| newspaper with a magnifying glass, |
| you’ll see that the image is actually |
| composed of many small dots.) |
| If you are scanning an image that has |
| been previously screened, you can |
| sometimes get undesirable results, |
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