Epson Expression 636 User Manual - TWAIN 32 - Page 38

Image Type advanced options, continued, ActionScanner II, ES-1000C - optical resolution

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Image Type advanced options (continued) Category Option Function Dropout None Includes all color values in a monochrome scan Red Drops out reds so red areas are white in a monochrome scan Green Drops out greens so green areas are white in a monochrome scan Blue Drops out blues so blue areas are white in a monochrome scan Quality & Draft & fast descreening Provides faster scanning at a lower resolution Best & de-screening Produces the best quality scan and, on some scanners**, removes unwanted moiré (interference) patterns from scanned images Scanning Sequence 1 pass Scans the image with a single pass (line sequence) 3 pass Scans the image with three passes (page sequence); available only in 16 million colors B/W Options Text Enhancement Technology Eliminates the document background and raises the recognition accuracy during OCR (Optical Character Recognition) scanning. See page 3-21 for more information. Auto Area Segmentation† Separates text from graphics so that grayscale images are clearer and text recognition is more accurate None Selects no special black and white options * When possible, let your image editing software perform halftoning. ** ActionScanner II, ES-1000C, ES-1200C, and Expression 636. † The Text Enhancement Technology and Auto Area Segmentation options are not available if your scanner does not support these features. The ActionScanner II, ES-1000C, ES-1200C, and Expression 636 scanners support Text Enhancement Technology. The Expression 636 scanner supports Auto Area Segmentation. 3-10 Capturing Images From Within Applications

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Capturing Images From Within Applications
*
When possible, let your image editing software perform halftoning.
**
ActionScanner II, ES-1000C, ES-1200C, and Expression 636.
The Text Enhancement Technology and Auto Area Segmentation options
are not available if your scanner does not support these features. The
ActionScanner II, ES-1000C, ES-1200C, and Expression 636 scanners support
Text Enhancement Technology. The Expression 636 scanner supports Auto
Area Segmentation.
Dropout
None
Includes all color values in a
monochrome scan
Red
Drops out reds so red areas are white in a
monochrome scan
Green
Drops out greens so green areas are
white in a monochrome scan
Blue
Drops out blues so blue areas are white in
a monochrome scan
Quality &
descreening
Draft & fast
Provides faster scanning at a lower
resolution
Best &
de-screening
Produces the best quality scan and, on
some scanners**, removes unwanted
moiré (interference) patterns from
scanned images
Scanning
Sequence
1 pass
Scans the image with a single pass (line
sequence)
3 pass
Scans the image with three passes (page
sequence); available only in 16 million
colors
B/W Options
Text
Enhancement
Technology
Eliminates the document background
and raises the recognition accuracy
during OCR (Optical Character
Recognition) scanning. See page 3-21 for
more information.
Auto Area
Segmentation
Separates text from graphics so that
grayscale images are clearer and text
recognition is more accurate
None
Selects no special black and white
options
Image Type advanced options
(continued)
Category
Option
Function