Using The Scanner Functions; Output Resolution - Epson ES-300C User Manual

Using the Scanner Functions

Numerous image processing functions are built into the ES-300C
and many can be combined to produce a variety of effects.
Note:
Do not use DIP switch settings or the control panel to control
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scanner functions unless you are using the direct print
function (see Appendix D).
With some scanner software, not all of the scanner functions
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may be available or the range of settings may be limited.
When using application software, see its documentation for
details.
Because each image, CRT, and printer combination creates a
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unique scanning scenario, it is recommended that you use
your scanner software to experiment with a variety of
functions and settings to achieve the output you like best.
ES-300C functions and tips on how to achieve the best results using
your scanner are covered in this chapter. The Epson Color Image
Scanner Image Samples booklet illustrates some of the effects you can
create with these image processing functions. See your software
manual for details on using these functions.

Output Resolution

The output resolution determines how many pixels, or dots, are
used for reproducing an image. Resolution is measured in units of
dpi (dots per inch) and can be selected independently for the
horizontal scan and vertical scan. The ES-300C offers 19 settings: 50,
72, 75, 80, 90, 100, 120, 144, 150, 160, 180, 200, 240, 300, 320, 360, 400,
480, and 600 dpi.
Using the Scanner
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