Front/Back Negative Image Enable; Advanced Color Screen - Kodak Ngenuity 9090DB Operator's Manual

The parameter can be set using a measurement in inches or millimeters (mm) with a range of 0.0
to 1.7 inches (0 to 43 mm). Set the parameter to a width just slightly larger than the holes in the
paper (or whatever may be causing the false detection of the leading or trailing edges of a
document).
To activate or enable the Ignore Holes/Ragged Edges control, click the box next to the word
"Enable" (see image).
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Enabling the Ignore Holes/Ragged Edges control may reduce scanning speed.
The controls to enable Front and/or Back Negative Image allow the Operator to request an
inverted or negative bitonal/grayscale image when scanning in black and white or grayscale only.
This control is not supported when scanning in color.
The Camera Modes control and Camera Gamma
control reside in the Advanced Color screen. The
available options for Camera Modes are: sRGB;
ICC; and Gamma.
• sRGB - uses specific camera gamma to achieve
the best approximation of sRGB color response
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This setting applies to the camera output only;
any post-capture image processing settings
affect the final output file's color content.
• ICC - Select this option to set up scanner
cameras to be compatible with the scanner's
ICC color correction profile and to cause VRS to
embed ICC-compatible profile data into the image file
ICC profile data is used by some viewing or printing applications to compensate or adjust col-
ors for optimal quality. ICC data is useful only for applications that are ICC-profile aware.
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BBH recommends that other post-processing color adjustments NOT be used in combination
with ICC profile mode enabled as these color adjustments can conflict with how the ICC data
is used by an ICC-aware application.
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3.2.2.5 Front/Back Negative Image Enable

3.2.3 Advanced Color Screen

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