Kodak I7300 - Manual (Page 84)

A-61133 March 2003 4-13
2. Scan Area. Select an option in the Scan Area. This option
determines the area of the film that the image processing settings
are applied to.
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Primary

applies to the image area that is defined in the
Application setup.
Use Front and Back for duplex processing applications:
•
Front

select Front if you want to set/change the image
processing characteristics of the front side image different from
the back.
•
Back

select Back if you want to set/change the image
processing characteristics of the back side image different from
the front.
•
Film View

allows image processing parameters on the Image
Processing tab to be applied in the Select Overscan and Duplex
Processing dialog boxes and Scrolling window. The default is
256 Gray.
3. Duplex Processing. If you want Duplex Processing, select Manual
or Automatic processing. For Duplex Processing you can have
different image processing settings for front and back for the
following: Contrast, Brightness, Despeckle, Sharpening, Rotate and
Border remove.
•
None

to process the front and back sides with the standard
horizontal view. Does not allow for separate processing of front
and back side images. This is the default.
•
Manual

the Duplex Processing dialog box is displayed after
each scan, which allows you to specify the front/back areas
(masks) of the image.
•
Automatic

uses the last specified manual area settings to
automatically display the duplex image in vertical duplex
processing view. If the image size changes, then the masks will
have to be changed. If the distance between image marks vary,
then the masks may also have to be changed.
After the front and back sides are displayed vertically, you can then
apply separate image processing values to the front or back, if
desired.
If you choose Automatic duplex processing, you must first set the
Manual duplex processing settings. See the section entitled, “Setting
Manual and Automatic duplex processing” in Chapter 4 for more
information.