Epson Expression 800 User Manual - TWAIN 32 - Page 45

Using the Densitometer, Adjusting Image Quality,

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To remove any dominating color casts while automatically optimizing your image, click the Auto Adjust button. To activate Auto Adjust without correcting an image's color cast, hold down the Shift key and click the Auto Adjust button. The densitometer is informational only. You cannot change values from the densitometer. Using the Densitometer The densitometer reports the density of the colors in an image -how many pixels of each color are in a given sample area. Densitometer readings are useful when you adjust contrast, change the tone curve, and balance the color. You can also mark a specific measuring point for the densitometer; for details, see Setting the Densitometer Measuring Point. The top row of the densitometer shows the color values of the image at the exact spot where you've positioned the mouse pointer in the prescan image. As you move the mouse pointer to different positions, you'll see the values change. The values in the lower row show the values that result from any changes you make. shows pixel density and color saturation before and after image adjustments color channels values before adjustment values after adjustment Adjusting Image Quality Page 45

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Adjusting Image Quality
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To remove any dominating color casts while automatically optimizing your
image, click the
Auto Adjust button.
To activate Auto Adjust
without
correcting an image’s color cast, hold
down the
Shift
key and click the
Auto Adjust button.
Using the Densitometer
The densitometer reports the density of the colors in an image—how
many pixels of each color are in a given sample area. Densitometer
readings are useful when you adjust contrast, change the tone curve, and
balance the color.
You can also mark a specific measuring point for the densitometer; for
details, see
Setting the Densitometer Measuring Point
.
The top row of the densitometer shows the color values of the image at
the exact spot where you’ve positioned the mouse pointer in the prescan
image. As you move the mouse pointer to different positions, you’ll see
the values change. The values in the lower row show the values that
result from any changes you make.
The densitometer is
informational only.
You cannot change
values from the
densitometer.
shows pixel
density and color
saturation before
and after image
adjustments
values before adjustment
values after adjustment
color channels