User manual MICROTEK PC R SWPRO 0200

[. . . ] Microtek ScanWizard Pro Reference Manual for Windows i Copyright © 2000 by Microtek International, Inc. All rights reserved. Trademarks Microtek®, ScanMaker®, and ScanWizard® are registered trademarks of Microtek International Inc. Adobe®, Acrobat®, and PhotoDeluxeTM are trademarks or registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Caere®, OmniPage®, and PageKeeper® are registered trademarks of Caere Corporation. TrellixTM and Trellix WebTM are trademarks of Trellix Corporation. [. . . ] Likewise, dragging the handle toward right (Gamma value below 1. 00), will add shadow to light tones & vise versa Enable this check box to show simulated effect of the adjustment on the prescan image Current Gradation method used is "Gamma" Instead of dragging the Gamma handle, you may directly enter the appropriate Gamma value in this setting edit box 70 Microtek ScanWizard Pro for Windows You can also use the Eyedropper tools to define the Saturation Range. Simply move the cursor toward the prescan image while the Saturation Range check box is enabled. Notice that the cursor automatically transform itself into White Eyedropper tool (default). The White Eyedropper tool appears when you move cursor toward the prescan while the Saturation Range check box is enabled Use this tool to manually define your high chroma range setting Press Alt key to switch tool into Black Eyedropper and use it to assign the low chroma setting Release Alt key to revert back to White Eyedropper tool Check this check box to enable Saturation Range option. You can use either the saturation sliders or Eyedropper tool to set saturation range to be subjected for Gradation Reference: The Settings Window 71 Color Cast tool (LCH Mode Only) The Color Cast tool is most useful in eliminating unwanted color cast and adding color cast where proper color cast is lacking to maintain the neutral and gray balance of an image. You must initially select mode before color casting. The Color Cast dialog box Select Color Cast mode "Remove Cast" is the default Lightness Handle Define Lightness by adjusting "L" Handle and observe corresponding "L" value in the edit box. You can also enter "L" value directly in the box Select desired color to add or remove by dragging the Chroma & Hue Handle toward desired color cast; and observe corresponding "C&H" values on the edit boxes. You can also directly enter "C&H" values in their respective edit boxes Click to save current custom (curve) parameters in Color Cast preset settings Chroma and Hue Handle Click to revert to the default "C&H" Handle position Click to revert to the custom setting defined right after current start up 72 Microtek ScanWizard Pro for Windows It is more convenient to use the neutral Eyedropper tool in removing or adding color cast. Simply move the cursor toward the prescan image while the Color Cast dialog box is only display. Notice that the cursor automatically transform itself into Neutral Eyedropper tool. Use this tool to click on the color cast from the image you want removed or added. The Neutral Eyedropper tool auto displays when you move cursor toward the prescan while the Color Cast dialog box is on Use this tool to click and define the color cast you want to add or remove Reference: The Settings Window 73 Saturation tool (LCH Mode Only) Saturation tool allows you to optimize image by manipulating the Saturation Curve while correcting the chroma channel of the LCH at the same time. Full range effect is the default, while options to saturate highlight, midtone, or shadow area only, are also available. The Saturation dialog box Dragging the curve (or line) above the default diagonal line will create a result color with luminance & hue of the base color (relative to the selected Range) Dragging the curve (or line) below the default diagonal line will de-saturate color into gray level Select Saturation method. "Curve" is the default Enable this check box to show simulated effect of the adjustment made on the prescan image Select Saturation Range. "All" is the default Coordinates information of cursor position within the grids Click to revert to the default Scan Wizard Pro default setting Click to revert to the custom setting defined right after recent start up Click to save current custom (curve) parameters in Saturation preset settings 74 Microtek ScanWizard Pro for Windows Selective Color Tool (LCH Mode Only) The Selective Color tool supports local color correction of an image to specific color ranges without altering the other colors in the image. The Selective Color dialog box These basic steps required for each color corrections are summarized below. There is no limit to the number of colors that can be changed in an image. Define a "From" color setting as follows: a) Except for the first color selection, you need to click on the "NEW" button (near bottom-left of the dialog box) before starting to define each From color setting. b) Select color to be altered with one of the following methods· Go to your prescan, with the pointer (now a Neutral Eyedropper); pinpoint the From color you wish to alter from the prescan. · Click on the color wheel to select the From color. Note that selected color region is enclosed in a sector. To change choice of color, click on the new region. The sector jumps to the new color region. Note that the hollow dot position in the sector corresponds to the "From color" chroma and hue values. Changing the dot position also changes the C&H values. [. . . ] For instance, the image of a bright red apple will appear to be "more red" if the colors are saturated. Scaling The process of creating larger or smaller images in ScanWizard Pro, so that the images don't have to be resized later when they are delivered to the imageediting program. Scaling has an inverse relation to resolution : The lower the resolution, the larger the image can be scaled. At the highest resolution, images can only be scaled smaller. F-6 Microtek ScanWizard Pro for Windows Scan material The type of material for your image. [. . . ]