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- 21 Dec 2016, 13:03
- Forum: Scan Tailor
- Topic: ST cutting off edges of content?
- Replies: 8
- Views: 13742
Re: ST cutting off edges of content?
Thanks for the answer Tulon. So it's a small issue, easy to fix, but creates sooo much extra work. Dammit, I just wish I knew how to program so I could fix it! :oops: Unfortunately I can't go back to classic ST after using experimental, it's just so much faster and fluid. So...do I dedicate my life ...
- 20 Dec 2016, 13:54
- Forum: Scan Tailor
- Topic: ST cutting off edges of content?
- Replies: 8
- Views: 13742
ST cutting off edges of content?
Hey guys, back with yet another question about ST. It's not a huge issue, but I've noticed that if you use the automatic content selection it will be a bit aggressive in selection, and will more often than not cut off a few edges of the content. At the bottom this is usually the lower part of the le...
- 19 Dec 2016, 06:51
- Forum: Scan Tailor
- Topic: Should you always enable resolution enhancement?
- Replies: 6
- Views: 10761
Re: Should you always enable resolution enhancement?
Thanks Tulon, that answered my question.
- 19 Dec 2016, 05:03
- Forum: Scan Tailor
- Topic: Scan Tailor output BW vs Photoshop?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 6996
Re: Scan Tailor output BW vs Photoshop?
Thank you, exactly what I was after.
- 17 Dec 2016, 11:03
- Forum: Scan Tailor
- Topic: Should you always enable resolution enhancement?
- Replies: 6
- Views: 10761
Should you always enable resolution enhancement?
I scan my pages @ 600dpi, and have read a few posts suggesting you set Scan Tailor to double the output dpi to offset the loss in detail due to the programs geometric transformations. I assume this is the same as choosing 2x resolution enhancement in the experimental version, which I'm using. Howeve...
- 14 Dec 2016, 19:45
- Forum: Scan Tailor
- Topic: Scan Tailor output BW vs Photoshop?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 6996
Scan Tailor output BW vs Photoshop?
Can anyone explain how Scan Tailor does its BW conversion? I'm specifically wondering how it compares quality wise to doing the conversion in photoshop, either through adjusting levels or using Jetigen's blending modes method.
- 14 Dec 2016, 07:23
- Forum: "Destructive" Scanning
- Topic: Fujitsu ix500 vs fi-7160 - CIS vs CCD sensor comparison
- Replies: 4
- Views: 18379
Re: Fujitsu ix500 vs fi-7160 - CIS vs CCD sensor comparison
greycomp.png Same page as before, just scanned in greyscale in ScanSnap. 600dpi, lowest compression, no additional settings. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- bwcompare.png bwcomparefull.zip Again, the paperback page, this time scanned in...
- 13 Dec 2016, 16:57
- Forum: "Destructive" Scanning
- Topic: Fujitsu ix500 vs fi-7160 - CIS vs CCD sensor comparison
- Replies: 4
- Views: 18379
Re: Fujitsu ix500 vs fi-7160 - CIS vs CCD sensor comparison
Scans Page from a somewhat yellowed paperback: paperbackreduce.png Full size First scan is the 7160 using the Paperstream Capture software with settings: color, 600dpi, automatic size, save as .tif. Second scan is the 7160 using ScanSnap with settings: color, 600dpi, save as jpeg, lowest possible c...
- 13 Dec 2016, 16:45
- Forum: "Destructive" Scanning
- Topic: Fujitsu ix500 vs fi-7160 - CIS vs CCD sensor comparison
- Replies: 4
- Views: 18379
Re: Fujitsu ix500 vs fi-7160 - CIS vs CCD sensor comparison
Software and general impressions -------------------------------------------------------- Fujitsu ix500 This scanner was very very simple to setup, simply install the ScanSnap software using the ScanSnap installer ( available from Fujitsu's website ), plugin the scanner and it is detected by window...
- 13 Dec 2016, 16:20
- Forum: "Destructive" Scanning
- Topic: Fujitsu ix500 vs fi-7160 - CIS vs CCD sensor comparison
- Replies: 4
- Views: 18379
Fujitsu ix500 vs fi-7160 - CIS vs CCD sensor comparison
Hey everyone. I've currently got my hands on two ADF scanners, a Fujitsu ix500 and a fujitsu fi-7160. The interesting thing about these two scanners is that they use different sensors. The ix500 uses CIS while the fi-7160 uses double CCD. Now as you might know, CCD has generally been considered the ...