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Troubleshooting copy and scan quality issues

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17 Troubleshooting copy and scan quality issues ● Random vertical lines ● Wrinkles or folds ● Line discontinuities ● Light-colored area fills are missing in the scan or copy ● Grain in area fills when scanning plain paper ● Small color differences between adjacent scanbars ● Vertical light lines at the intersection between scanner scanbars ● Variable line thickness or missing lines ● Inaccurately reproduced colors ● Color fringing ● Clipping in dark or light areas ● Flare in the image when scanning glossy originals ● Vertical red and green bands over white or black background ● Vibration ● Defocus, blurring and fading colors ● Incorrect paper advance, skew during scanning, or horizontal wrinkles ● Vertical black band 30 cm wide ● The scanner damages some originals ● Completely wrong colors ● Vertical distortion ● Object replication (ghosting) ● Clipping or incorrect scale factor when down-scaling in copies and prints ● Incorrect edge detection, mostly when scanning tracing paper ● A copied or scanned image is very skewed In this chapter the most common defects and failure modes are shown, sorted by relevance and frequency of appearance. A defect is a common image artifact that usually appears when using any CIS scanner. These are due to incorrect settings, product limitations, or easily solvable mistakes. A failure mode is due to malfunctions of some of the scanner components. ENWW 149

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17
Troubleshooting copy and scan quality issues
Random vertical lines
Wrinkles or folds
Line discontinuities
Light-colored area
fills
are missing in the scan or copy
Grain in area
fills
when scanning plain paper
Small color
differences
between adjacent scanbars
Vertical light lines at the intersection between scanner scanbars
Variable line thickness or missing lines
Inaccurately reproduced colors
Color fringing
Clipping in dark or light areas
Flare in the image when scanning glossy originals
Vertical red and green bands over white or black background
Vibration
Defocus, blurring and fading colors
Incorrect paper advance, skew during scanning, or horizontal wrinkles
Vertical black band 30 cm wide
The scanner damages some originals
Completely wrong colors
Vertical distortion
Object replication (ghosting)
Clipping or incorrect scale factor when down-scaling in copies and prints
Incorrect edge detection, mostly when scanning tracing paper
A copied or scanned image is very skewed
In this chapter the most common defects and failure modes are shown, sorted by relevance and frequency of
appearance. A defect is a common image artifact that usually appears when using any CIS scanner. These are
due to incorrect settings, product limitations, or easily solvable mistakes. A failure mode is due to malfunctions
of some of the scanner components.
ENWW
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