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Original type

Select an Original type that is appropriate for your original.

[Black & White: Text]

Appropriate to increase OCR readability using an OCR-compliant application.

  • [Dropout Color]

    You can select not to scan the following colors: [Chromatic Color], [Red], [Green], and [Blue]. When you select a color to leave out of the scan, specify its level of coverage. There are five levels. Press [Narrow] to leave out colors that are closest to the specified color. Press [Wide] to broaden the coverage of the specified color and not scan those colors.

[B & W: Text / Line Art]

Standard black-and-white originals containing mainly characters (two-value). Creates scanned images suitable for printing.

[B & W: Text / Photo]

Originals containing a mixture of photographs, pictures and characters (two-value). Creates scanned images suitable for printing.

[Black & White: Photo]

Originals containing photographs and other pictures (two-value). Creates scanned images suitable for printing.

[Gray Scale]

Originals containing photographs and other pictures (multi-value). Creates scanned images suitable for displaying on a computer screen.

[Full Color: Text / Photo]

Originals for color printing mainly consisting of characters.

[Full Color: Glossy Photo]

Originals of silver salt photographs and other color pictures.

[Auto Color Select]

Scans originals by automatically judging the colors of the originals.

Note

  • [Dropout Color] can be set when [Black & White: Text] is selected for [Original Type].

  • If [Auto Color Select] is selected, the machine may fail to correctly judge colors depending on the scanning condition or the contents of originals.

  • If you select [High Compression PDF] as the PDF File Setting of the File Type, you must then select one of the following for Original Type: [Gray Scale], [Full Color: Text / Photo], or [Full Color: Glossy Photo].

  • If [High Compression PDF] is selected as the file type, areas of uneven shade may appear in the halftone sections in the document. If this happens, change the PDF File Setting to [PDF/A] or [PDF].