You can set the output settings such as the output resolution, output size, etc.
[Output Resolution]
Select the output resolution.
The higher the resolution (larger the number), the greater the number of pixels in an image.
[Output Size]
Select the output size.
Flexible
You can specify the cropping frame by dragging your mouse in the preview area.
You can also drag the cropping frame to adjust it.
If you want to enlarge or reduce the scanning document, specify the size in [Width] and [Height] or the magnification factor in [%] by 1% increments. The maximum value for [%] may be different depending on the resolution specified at [Output Resolution].
Paper size (such as Letter and A4)
The cropping frame for the selected paper size is displayed on the preview area.
You can enlarge or reduce the cropping frame without changing the vertical-horizontal ratio.
The area within the cropping frame is enlarged or reduced according to the selected paper size, and then scanned.
Monitor size (such as 1024 x 768 pixels)
The cropping frame for the selected monitor size is displayed on the preview area.
You can enlarge or reduce the cropping frame without changing the vertical-horizontal ratio.
The area within the cropping frame is enlarged or reduced according to the selected monitor size, and then scanned.
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If you select other than [Flexible], the cropping area is automatically enlarged/reduced according to the specified output size/resolution, and then scanned. It is useful if you want to scan the document with the specified paper size or monitor size. |
Data Size
It is the data size if you scan the preview image and save the image file in PNG format.
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Scanning a large image of which data size is over 100MB may put a large burden on your computer. Some applications cannot handle the such image. If such is the case, reduce the cropping size, output size, or output resolution. |