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Epson 1640XL - Expression Graphic Arts Manual Start Here

Customizing Your Scan

Place your photo face down on the scanner glass. Then start EPSON

Scan, as described in "Your First Scan."

Select Professional Mode from the Mode drop-down list.

Then click here

Click the Preview button to preview your scan.

Click the

or click and drag to select part of the image.

Click to select

the entire image

Select your Image Type and Scanning Quality.

Select the Resolution.

Tip: Unless you plan to enlarge your image, 300 dpi is recommended.

Higher resolutions increase the file size and the time it takes to print

your image.

For Target Size, select the size of your printed output, or select

Original if you want your printout to match the size of your scan.

Tip: If you don't see the output size you want, select Customize and

enter a width and height in the dialog box that appears. You can name

and save this setting for future use.

Click the

automatically sets gamma, highlight, and shadow settings.

Click the Scan button, then click OK on the File Save Settings window.

Scanning With Photoshop

You can also import your scanned image into Adobe Photoshop, Photoshop

Elements, or another TWAIN-compliant application. You can use the tools in

these applications to modify the image before you save or print it.

Place your photo face down on the scanner glass. Then start Adobe

Photoshop or Photoshop Elements.

Select File > Import >

EPSON Expression 1640XL.

EPSON Scan starts and

prescans your image.

Note: If you don't like the

preview, you can use

EPSON Scan to fine-tune

the image before scanning.

Click the Scan button.

Your scanner software

scans the image and

opens it in Photoshop or

Photoshop Elements.

Close EPSON Scan. Then make any changes you want with the

Photoshop software.

tool on the Preview window to select your image,

button to optimize your image's exposure. This button

Select

Professional Mode

Or click and drag

to select part of

the image