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Canon D1250U2F - CanoScan USB Flatbed Scanner Gebruikershandleiding
Chapter 2
Using the Toolbox

Scanner settings - Image type

Select a scanning mode.
Black and White:
Scans and expresses images in two colors: black and
white.
Black and White (OCR):
Produces sharper results than a standard black and
white scan. (See the Note on this page)
Grayscale:
Scans and expresses images in black and white and
various shades of gray between these two colors. The
result is similar to a monochrome photo.

Color (Magazine):

Scans with the Descreen function turned on and
expresses images in color. (See the Note on this page)
Color (Photos):
Scans with the Descreen function turned off and
expresses images in color.
Color (Multi-Photo Mode):
Scans at 300 dpi and expresses images in color. When
more than one image is placed on the document glass,
their individual sizes are automatically detected and
each image is scanned as a separate file.

Color (Auto crop):

Scans at 300 dpi, automatically crops images, and
expresses them in color. Even when multiple images are
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Contents
Index
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Settings Common to the Dialogs (2/6)
placed on the document glass, only one composite
image is created.
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Note
• Black and White (OCR) can only be selected in the OCR
settings dialog.
• Regarding the selectable options in the OCR settings
dialog, see
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"OCR Settings Dialog".
• In the Photo settings dialog, the Image type category is
replaced by Original. See the
topic in this chapter.
• Moiré patterns (striations or a wavy effect) can appear
when some printed items are scanned. The Descreen
function reduces this effect, but takes longer to scan.
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"Photo Settings Dialog"
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