White & Black Points Setup - Microtek ScanMaker i700 User Manual

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Setup.
Preview check box
This immediately updates the Preview window image when a new
color profile is selected. This will reflect colors consistent with the
newly selected profile.
You may select from monitor, RGB printer (e.g., inkjet printers), a
special color space, or the Adobe Photoshop 5.0 internal color space
profile. For Photoshop 5.0 users, this should always be the same as
your RGB working space as defined in the Photoshop 5.0 RGB
Setup.
Color Enhancement
This box has two options: Automatic and None. Before selecting the
"Automatic" option, the RGB Color Matching option should be
checked first. If the Automatic option is selected, a color
enhancement algorithm applies to the scanned image, and the
resulting image appears sharper and brighter and with more
saturated colors. If the "None" option is selected, the scanned image
will appear like the original, with no color enhancement applied.
Profile Info button
This lets you get information on currently used ICC profiles.
White & Black Points Setup
The White Point is a reference point that specifies the lightest area
in an image. The Black Point is the darkest reference area.
Auto White Point Clipping
This lets you set the percentage of the pixels to be truncated in the
highlight region. Effective only when "Auto White/Black point" option
is selected in the AIC dialog box.
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