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    Thumbnail preview:Your scan areaisselected automatically, butyou canchange it.Place your
     cursor
    inone corner ofthe desired scanarea, thenclickanddrag thecursor tothe opposite corner
     to
    create amarquee (dottedline)onthe preview image.
     2.
    Dothe following, asnecessary, towork withtheselected scanarea:
     •
    Ifthe marquee iscorrect, continue withthenext step.
     •
    To move themarquee, clickinside thescan areaanddrag themarquee whereyouwant it.
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    •
    To resize thescan area, place yourcursor overtheedge orcorner ofthe marquee, thenclickand
     drag
    theedges whereyouwant them. (Holddown theShift keyasyou resize themarquee to
     retain
    thesame width/height proportions.)
     •
    Normal preview :To create additional marquees (upto50, ifavailable), clickthe Copy
     Marquee
    icontocopy theexisting marquee andpaste iton the preview image.
     •
    To delete amarquee, clickthemarquee, thenclickthe DeleteMarquee icon.
     Note:
    Ifyou draw multiple marquees, makesureyouselect theAllbutton inthe Preview window
     before
    youscan. Otherwise, onlythearea inside thecurrently selectedmarquee willbescanned.
     3.
    Click inside thescan areaandmake anynecessary settingsinthe Epson Scanwindow.
     Parent
    topic:Scanning inProfessional Mode
     Available
    ImageAdjustments -Professional Mode
     You
    canselect theseAdjustments optionsinEpson ScanProfessional Mode.Notalladjustment settings
     may
    beavailable, depending onother settings youhave chosen.
     Click
    the imageadjustment icontoaccess additional settings.
     Click
    the+(Windows) or(OSX)icon next toasetting tochange thelevel ofadjustment.
     Unsharp
    Mask
     Makes
    theedges ofcertain imageareasclearer. Turnoffthis option toleave softer edges.
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    Descreening
    
    Removes
    theripple pattern thatmight appear insubtly shaded imageareas, suchasskin tones. This
     option
    improves resultswhenscanning magazines ornewspapers. (Theresults ofdescreening donot
     appear
    inthe preview image,onlyinyour scanned image.)
     Color
    Restoration
     Restores
    thecolors infaded photos automatically.
     Backlight
    Correction
     Removes
    shadowsfromphotos thathave toomuch background light.
     Dust
    Removal
     Removes
    dustmarks fromyouroriginals automatically.
     Auto
    Exposure
     Automatically
    adjuststheimage exposure settingswhenyouclick the AutoExposure icon.To
     automatically
    adjustimage exposure settingscontinuously, clicktheConfiguration button,clickthe
     Color
    tab,and select Continuous autoexposure .You canadjust thelevel ofauto exposure usinga
     slider.
    
    Histogram
    Adjustment
     Provides
    agraphical interfaceforadjusting highlight,shadow,andgamma levelsindividually. (For
     advanced
    usersonly.)Clickthe histogram icontoaccess thesettings.
     Tone
    Correction
     Provides
    agraphical interfaceforadjusting tonelevels individually. (Foradvanced usersonly.)Click
     the
    tonecorrection icontoaccess thesettings.
     Brightness
    
    Adjusts
    theoverall lightness anddarkness ofthe scanned image.
     Contrast
    
    Adjusts
    thedifference betweenthelight anddark areas ofthe overall scanned image.
     Saturation
    
    Adjusts
    thedensity ofcolors inthe overall image.
     Color
    Balance
     Adjusts
    thebalance ofcolors inthe overall image.
     Color
    Palette
     Provides
    agraphical interfaceforadjusting mid-tonelevels,suchasskin tones, without affecting the
     highlight
    andshadow areasofthe image. (Foradvanced usersonly.)Clickthe ColorPalette icon
     to
    access thesettings.
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    Threshold
    
    Adjusts
    thelevel atwhich blackareas intext and lineartare delineated, improvingtextrecognition in
     OCR
    (Optical Character Recognition) programs.
     Parent
    topic:Scanning inProfessional Mode
     Selecting
    aScan Size-Professional Mode
     You
    canreduce orenlarge thesize ofyour image asyou scan. Youcanalso select aspecific scansize,
     such
    asacommon photosizelike4× 6inches (102×152 mm). Thisplaces ascan areaofthat size on
     the
    preview imagesoyou canuseitto help crop theimage inthe correct proportions.
     1.
    Click thePreview buttontopreview yourimage.
     2.
    Inthe Epson Scanwindow, selectthesize youwant yourscanned imagetobe from theTarget Size
     list.
    
    Note:
    Ifyou need torotate theorientation ofthe target sizeforyour image, clickthe orientation
     icon.
    
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    A
    marquee (dottedline)appears onyour preview imageproportioned forthe size youselected.
     3.
    Dothe following, asnecessary, towork withtheselected scanarea:
     •
    To move themarquee, clickinside thescan areaanddrag themarquee whereyouwant it.
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    •
    To resize thescan area, place yourcursor overtheedge orcorner ofthe marquee, thenclickand
     drag
    theedge where youwant it.
     Note:
    Manually adjustingthemarquee willnot change thetarget sizeofthe scanned file.The
     marquee
    onlyindicates thearea ofthe image thatwillbescanned.
     4.
    Tocreate ascanned imagesizethatisnot available inthe Target Sizelist,click theCustomize
     option.
    
    You
    seethiswindow:
     5.
    Name thecustom size,enter thesize, clickSave ,and click OK.Then adjust themarquee onthe
     preview
    image.
     The
    marquee isautomatically proportionedforyour custom scansize.
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    6.
    Touse additional sizingtools,clickthe+(Windows) or(OSX)icon next tothe Target Sizesetting
     and
    select options asdesired.
     •
    Scale :Reduces orenlarges yourimage bythe percentage youenter.
     •
    Trimming :Turns automatic imagecropping onoroff.
     •
    Unlock icon:Unlocks thewidth/height proportionsofthe scanned imagesizesoyou canadjust
     it
    without constraint.
     Parent
    topic:Scanning inProfessional Mode
     Image
    Preview Guidelines
     You
    canpreview yourscanned imagesoyou canadjust thescan settings usingthepreview asaguide.
     There
    aretwo types ofpreview available, depending onthe scan mode andselected settings:
     Thumbnail
    preview
     A
    thumbnail previewdisplays yourpreviewed imagesasthumbnails withthescanned imageareaand
     exposure
    automatically selected.Ifthe Thumbnail checkboxisselected, clickingthePreview button
     opens
    athumbnail preview.
     Normal
    preview
     A
    normal preview displays yourpreviewed imagesintheir entirety soyou canselect thescanned
     image
    areaandother settings manually. Ifthe Thumbnail checkboxisdeselected, clickingthe
     Preview
    buttonopensanormal preview.
     Parent
    topic:Selecting EpsonScanSettings
     Scan
    Resolution Guidelines
     If
    you plan toenlarge ascanned imagesoyou canprint itat alarger size,youmay need toincrease the
     resolution
    fromthedefault resolution setbyEpson Scan.Follow theseguidelines todetermine the
     resolution
    settingyouneed:
     •
    You willenlarge theimage asyou scan it.
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    If
    you willenlarge theimage usingEpson Scans TargetSizesetting, youdonot need toincrease the
     Resolution
    setting.
     •
    You willscan theimage atits original sizebutenlarge itlater inan image-editing program.
     Increase
    EpsonScans Resolution settinginyour scan. Increase theresolution bythe same amount
     you
    willincrease theimage sizetoretain ahigh image quality. Forexample, ifthe resolution is300 dpi
     (dots
    perinch) andyouwilldouble theimage sizelater, change theResolution settingto600 dpi.
     •
    You willscan theimage at100% orsmaller size.
     Select
    Epson Scans Resolution settingbasedonhow youwilluse thescanned image:
     •
    Email/view onacomputer screen/post onthe web: 96to150 dpi
     •
    Print/convert toeditable text(OCR): 300dpi
     •
    Fax: 200dpi
     Parent
    topic:Selecting EpsonScanSettings
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    Selecting
    ScanFileSettings
     You
    canselect thelocation, name,andformat ofyour scan fileonthe File Save Settings window. You
     can
    also select various optional settingsthatcontrol howEpson Scanbehaves whenyouscan andsave
     files.
    
    The
    FileSave Settings windowmayappear afteryouclick Scan onthe Epson Scanwindow. Youmay
     also
    beable toaccess thewindow byclicking theicononthe Epson Scanwindow.
     1.
    Doone ofthe following toselect thefolder inwhich youwant tosave yourscanned image:
     •
    Click thebutton forone ofthe displayed folders.
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    Click theOther button, clicktheBrowse orChoose button,andselect afolder.
     2.
    Type inafile name inthe Prefix field.Thisname isused along withnumbers toautomatically name
     your
    scanned files.
     3.
    Select adifferent numberasthe Start Number setting,ifyou like.
     4.
    Select thefileformat youwant touse inthe Image Format Typemenu.
     5.
    Ifyour fileformat provides optionalsettings, clicktheOptions buttontoselect them.
     6.
    Choose anyofthe optional settingsyouwant touse byselecting theircheckboxes.
     7.
    Click OK.
     Available
    ScannedFileTypes andOptional Settings
     Parent
    topic:Selecting EpsonScanSettings
     Available
    ScannedFileTypes andOptional Settings
     You
    canselect fromavariety ofscanned filetypes andoptional settingsonthe File Save Settings
     window
    inEpson Scan.
     File
    Formats
     Bitmap
    (*.bmp)
     A
    standard imagefileformat formost Windows programs.
     JPEG
    (*.jpg)
     An
    image format thatletsyou highly compress imagedata.However, thehigher thecompression, the
     lower
    theimage quality. (TheTIFF format isrecommended whenyouneed tomodify orretouch your
     scanned
    image.)
     Multi-TIFF
    (*.tif)
     A
    TIFF fileformat whenmultiple pagesaresaved tothe same file,allowing youtoedit theimages
     using
    acompatible program.
     PDF
    (*.pdf)
     A
    document formatthatisreadable byWindows andOSXsystems usingAdobe Reader, Acrobat, or
     other
    programs. Youcansave multi-page documents inone PDF file.
     PICT
    (*.pct)
     A
    standard imagefileformat formost OSXprograms.
     PRINT
    ImageMatching II(*.jpg or*.tif)
     File
    formats thatinclude EpsonPRINT ImageMatching IIdata forenhanced qualityandawider color
     range
    (doesnotaffect theway theimage displays onthe screen).
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