2.11
MyScan
Descreen
If you choose halftone-printed graphic material as your object for scanning,
its halftone printing dot pattern may result in interference patterns
occurring in the resulting scanned image. The image may appear to have a
checkered, banded, or dotted appearance. These interference patterns are
called moire patterns, and Descreen preprocessing can minimize the
transfer of them into your image file.
Besides a default setting of None (no descreening), the Descreen selector
provides three grades of descreen preprocessing.
No Descreen
No descreening.
Art print (175 lpi)
Smoothes the fine dot pattern found in high quality art prints, and
magazines.
Magazine (133 dpi)
Smoothes the fine dot pattern found in glossy magazines made using
resolution higher than 200dpi.
Newspaper (85 lpi)
Smoothes the coarse grain pattern commonly found in newspaper images.
The preview display is not affected by the Descreen option. In order to see the
results of Descreen preprocessing, it is always necessary to choose Scan, and
then examine the output image after it has been passed to your imaging
application.
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