Lexmark X5070 User's Guide (Mac) - Page 85
Saving a scanned image, Adjusting color settings when scanning, Lexmark 5000 Series, Preview/Edit
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Saving a scanned image 1 Make sure the printer is connected to a computer, and both the printer and the computer are on. 2 Load an original document facedown into the Automatic Document Feeder (ADF). 3 From the Finder desktop, double-click the Lexmark 5000 Series folder. 4 Double-click the Lexmark 5000 Series Center icon. 5 From the "Send scanned images to" pop-up menu, choose the application where you want to save the scanned image. 6 Adjust the settings as needed. 7 Click Scan. 8 Enter the file name, format, and location where you want the scanned image to be saved. 9 Click OK. Related topics: • "Loading original documents into the Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)" on page 19 Adjusting color settings when scanning You can manually adjust the color settings for optimum color output. 1 From the Finder desktop, double-click the Lexmark 5000 Series folder. 2 Double-click the Lexmark 5000 Series Center icon. 3 From the All-In-One Center, click Preview/Edit to open the Scan dialog. 4 From the Scan dialog, click to open the Scan Settings drawer. 5 From the Settings tab: • Select a preset scan setting corresponding to your document. • If you are not satisfied with a preset setting, customize the scan settings by adjusting color depth and resolution, and choosing a descreening option if you need to remove wavy patterns from images scanned from magazines or newspapers. • Reduce background noise, if necessary. Select Reduce Background Noise, and move the slider to adjust the level of noise reduction. 6 From the Adjustments tab: • Adjust the brightness, contrast, and gamma (color correction curve). Move the sliders to adjust the levels. • Sharpen the image. Move the slider to adjust sharpness of your image. • Invert colors. Select Invert Colors to reverse the colors of your image. The effect is similar to that of a film negative. Related topics: • "Customizing scan settings from the Scan dialog" on page 67 • "Adjusting the brightness of an image" on page 69 Working with photos 85