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121 Utilities and Applications TruCapture™ ❖ Flat object-Select for flat objects ❖ Curved Object-Select for curved objects ❖ Book-Select for books ❖ Auto-Select to let TruCapture™ determine the settings ❖ Off-Select to turn off any of the above settings 4 When you are ready, take a photo of the item you wish to capture by tapping/touching the Camera ( ) icon. NOTE TruCapture™ works best when the photo is taken directly in front of the subject, with no objects obscuring any part of it. A thumbnail of the photo appears at the upper-right corner of the display window. 5 Tap/touch the Save ( ) icon to save the photo. A text field opens to prompt you to name the photo. 6 Create a file name for the photo. 7 Tap/Touch the OK ( ) icon. Your image is now saved. The following settings may be available to make adjustments to the photo before you take it. ❖ ( )-Press to take a photo ❖ (+)-Press to zoom in ❖ (-)-Press to zoom out ❖ (...)-Swipe up to display a menu with the following options: ❖ Clear image scan-Reduces noise which may occur when you take a photograph in dimly lit places. ❖ Reflection Reduction-May reduce bright highlights in photographs caused by reflections of bright lights by using two (2) separate photographs. This feature works best when the first photograph is taken as close to directly in front of the subject as possible and the second is taken at a different angle so that the reflections you wish to reduce appear in different areas in the photographs. ❖ Import image-Imports (.jpg) images

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Utilities and Applications
TruCapture™
❖
Flat object
—Select for flat objects
❖
Curved Object
—Select for curved objects
❖
Book
—Select for books
❖
Auto
—Select to let TruCapture™ determine the
settings
❖
Off
—Select to turn off any of the above settings
4
When you are ready, take a photo of the item you wish to
capture by tapping/touching the
Camera
(
) icon.
TruCapture™ works best when the photo is taken
directly in front of the subject, with no objects obscuring
any part of it.
A thumbnail of the photo appears at the upper-right
corner of the display window.
5
Tap/touch the
Save
(
) icon to save the photo.
A text field opens to prompt you to name the photo.
6
Create a file name for the photo.
7
Tap/Touch the
OK
(
) icon.
Your image is now saved.
The following settings may be available to make adjustments
to the photo before you take it.
❖
(
)—Press to take a photo
❖
(
+
)—Press to zoom in
❖
(
-
)—Press to zoom out
❖
(
…
)—Swipe up to display a menu with the following
options:
❖
Clear image scan
—Reduces noise which may
occur when you take a photograph in dimly lit
places.
❖
Reflection Reduction
—May reduce bright
highlights in photographs caused by reflections of
bright lights by using two (2) separate photographs.
This feature works best when the first photograph is
taken as close to directly in front of the subject as
possible and the second is taken at a different angle
so that the reflections you wish to reduce appear in
different areas in the photographs.
❖
Import image
—Imports (.jpg) images
NOTE