HP 7400C Series User Manual
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This option enables higher bits per pixel when the scan is sent to the
software. When it is off, 8 bits per pixel are returned for grayscale and
24 bits for color. When it is turned on, 16 bits per pixel are returned for
grayscale and 48 bits for color.
The gray shades of an image. Midtones are usually between 30% and
70% black. Midtone control adjusts the brightness of gray levels in the
image so that the lightest and darkest portions of the image can be
properly displayed on your monitor. The higher the setting, the brighter
the image appears on your monitor.
millions of colors
Color images that are composed of three 8-bit color channels. When
combined, the red, green, and blue channels provide up to 16 million
colors. Sometimes referred to as "true color" and "24-bit color."
moiré
An undesirable pattern in color printing that results from incorrect
screen angles of overprinting halftones. Moiré patterns usually result
when you scan a halftone, when you scan images taken directly from a
magazine, or when you scale an image in an image editor after it is
scanned.
n
The cutout that comes with the optional transparency adapter that is
placed on the scanning glass. Negatives are then placed in the
template.
This option reduces the noise (unwanted specks) in an image by
applying software algorithms to minimize the effects of noise in the
scanner electronics.
o
See optical character recognition.
Abbreviated OCR. A technology that recognizes letters in a scanned
image and converts them into ASCII characters, or editable text.
The true resolution of a scanner, the resolution at which the scanner
captures images. See also: interpolated resolution, resolution.
A palette or color table that contains the pixel colors present in an
image.