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Epson PERFECTION V700 PHOTO - Removing Dust Marks with the Dust Removal Feature

Epson PERFECTION V700 PHOTO
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Removing Dust Marks with the Dust Removal Feature
Dust Removal in Full Auto Mode
Dust Removal in Professional Mode
Using the Dust Removal feature in Epson Scan, you can virtually “clean” the dust marks from your originals as you
scan them.
Original image Dust Removal applied
Note:
Before scanning your originals, carefully remove any dust that you can see on them.
Do not use Dust Removal to scan your originals that do not contain dust or scratch marks;
otherwise your scanned image may be distorted or blurred.
The Dust Removal feature is available for Full Auto Mode or Professional Mode only (it is not
available for Home Mode). To remove dust marks from color film or slides in Home Mode, use the
DIGITAL ICE Technology feature as described in Removing Dust and Scratch Marks from Originals
Using DIGITAL ICE Technology.
If you still have dust marks after using the Dust Removal feature, try scanning it again using
DIGITAL ICE Technology as described in Removing Dust and Scratch Marks from Originals Using
DIGITAL ICE Technology.
This feature is not available if DIGITAL ICE Technology check box is selected.
See one of these sections for instructions on removing dust marks from your original(s).
Full Auto Mode: Dust Removal in Full Auto Mode
Office Mode: This feature is not available in Office Mode. Change the scan mode to Full Auto Mode or Professional
Mode. See Changing the Scan Mode for instructions.
Home Mode: This feature is not available in Home Mode. Change the scan mode to Full Auto Mode or Professional
Mode. See Changing the Scan Mode for instructions.
Professional Mode: Dust Removal in Professional Mode
Dust Removal in Full Auto Mode

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