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Using Professional Mode To Customize Your Scan, Choose the Auto Exposure Type

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Note: The Document Type you select determines which options appear in the EPSON Scan dialog box. 5. If you chose Reflective as the Document Type, do the following: ■ Choose the Document Source: Document Table, or ADF for documents loaded in the optional automatic document feeder (see page 28). ■ Choose the Auto Exposure Type: Photo to optimize exposure for photos, or Document to optimize exposure for printed material. 6. If you chose Transparency as the Document Type, choose the Film Type: Positive Film (for slides and some film), Color Negative Film, or B&W Negative Film. 7. Either click Scan to complete your scan, or continue with the instructions in the next section to fine-tune it. Using Professional Mode To Customize Your Scan 1. Choose a color depth setting from the Image Type menu: ■ 48-bit Color ■ 24-bit Color ■ Color Smoothing ■ 16-bit Grayscale ■ 8-bit Grayscale ■ Halftone ■ Black & White Note: If you choose 48-bit Color, make sure your application supports 48-bit image files. Click to see more options, then choose Best or Draft for the Scanning Quality setting. 2. Choose a resolution setting (50 to 12800 dpi). 3. If you want to specify a Target Size for your scanned image other than the original size, select a size from the pull-down menu. You can also click to see more options, then type in the width and height, or scale the image with a percentage. If Trimming is set to On, your image is cropped to fit your specified size. If it is Off, your image is sized to fit you specified size as closely as possible. How To Scan 13

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How To Scan
13
Note:
The Document Type you select determines which options appear in the
EPSON Scan dialog box.
5.
If you chose
Reflective
as the Document Type, do the following:
■
Choose the Document Source:
Document Table
, or
ADF
for documents
loaded in the optional automatic document feeder (see page 28).
■
Choose the Auto Exposure Type:
Photo
to optimize exposure for photos, or
Document
to optimize exposure for printed material.
6.
If you chose
Transparency
as the Document Type, choose the Film Type:
Positive Film
(for slides and some film),
Color Negative Film
, or
B&W
Negative Film
.
7.
Either click
Scan
to complete your scan, or continue with the instructions in the
next section to fine-tune it.
Using Professional Mode To Customize Your Scan
1.
Choose a color depth setting from the Image Type menu:
Note:
If you choose 48-bit Color, make sure your application supports 48-bit
image files.
Click
to see more options, then choose
Best
or
Draft
for the Scanning Quality
setting.
2.
Choose a resolution setting (
50
to
12800
dpi).
3.
If you want to specify a Target Size for
your scanned image other than the
original size, select a size from the
pull-down menu. You can also click
to
see more options, then type in the width
and height, or scale the image with a
percentage. If Trimming is set to
On
, your image is cropped to fit your specified
size. If it is
Off
, your image is sized to fit you specified size as closely as possible.
■
48-bit Color
■
16-bit Grayscale
■
24-bit Color
■
8-bit Grayscale
■
Color Smoothing
■
Halftone
■
Black & White