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recommended when scanning any printed color graphics, such as a page from
a magazine, in order to remove the unsightly interference patterns which may
This feature is not available when
is selected as Scan Mode.
-- Clicking this button keeps the image at its original orientation.
turns the image clockwise by 90
-- Clicking this button turns the image
turns the image counterclockwise by 90
Check this option if you want to scan multiple pages successively to the same
After the document is scanned
dialog will pop up asking you if
you will put in more paper to continue scanning, or if you want to end the scan.
(This function may or may not be available
depending on the scanner model you purchase.)
Different types of devices reproduce different ranges of colors (or color gamut).
For example, you may have noticed the colors of the scanned image displayed
on your monitor and on the paper printed from your printer are different.
Color Matching allows you to get consistent color between input and output
devices (e.g., scanner, monitor, printer). It works by embedding a color profile to
your image files. Each different device displays colors according to this profile
and therefore results in consistent color appearance among all devices.
Ticking this check box if you want MacAction to apply the built-in color sRGB
profile to the scanned images. This feature is available only when
Auto Density defines the lightest and darkest pixels in each channel as white
and black and then redistributes the intermediate pixel values proportionately.
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