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Choosing the Best Original Type
(when scanning or copying)
To get the best results, it is important that you be able to assess your original document, and make a determination as to what types of
images comprise the document.
To select an Original Type:
Original Types
For example, if the original is a paste-up, or has multiple areas of different types of information,
Mixed Text and Graphics
mode is the
best compromise.
A good approach to making the best Original Type selection is to identify the area in the document of greatest importance. Perhaps, in
a document composed of text and images, making the text legible is more important than a high quality reproduction of the pictures. If
this is the case, use Text mode.
Rendering Options
The halftones available to you depends on whether the Enhanced Line Screen license is enabled or not.
Mixed Original types
Text
125 lpi for high image quality results - recommended setting
106 lpi for medium image quality results
85 for low image quality results
Background suppression should be ON if the photo does not extent to the lead edge of the paper as it enters the scanner.
Original Type
is the most important image quality setting for copying images. When selecting an original type use a default setting for
sharpness, contrast, darkness and background suppression.
1. Select
Copy
(or
Scan to File
).
2. Select the
Image Quality
tab.
3. Select an
Original Type
.
4. Select a
Rendering Option
, if needed.
Mixed Text and Graphics
: use for most jobs, business graphics, charts, logos and maps. This setting preserves gray text and is
recommended for text critical applications.
Text
: use for enhancing text only. Using the text setting turns dark gray text to black. For black and white transactional applications of
text and numbers, or book copying without pictures or graphics, use text mode.
Mixed Text and Halftones
: use for printed photos and halftones. Recommended for pictorial critical applications.
Photo
: use for photographs and continuous tone images
Photo
mode is the only mode that applies a halftone; all of the others apply a form of error diffusion to minimize moiré.
For jobs which contain various types of documents (e.g. some pages of text, some pages of halftoned context), the mixed mode is the
best compromise. Alternatively, you're encouraged to use job programming to selectively define a different original type for each page.
Diffusion Dither
simulates gray values using collections of black and white pixels without disturbing sharp edges.
Hybrid
combines halftones and diffusion in a manner determined by the local pixel classification.
Diffusion Dither
simulates gray values using collections of black and white pixels without disturbing sharp edges.
Threshold/High Contrast
produces a very high contrast reproduction of black and white inputs.
Photo:
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