Microtek ScanWizard Pro TX quick reference guide

Preview Window Toolbar and Menu
Preview Window Ruler, Markers, Status Bar
Settings Window (AIC Tools)
Selects the scan material
(positive or negative)
Performs a draft preview of the images in your film holder
Performs a detailed preview of the area within the scan frame
Performs the final scan
“Before” and “After” values
Scan Frame tool
defines the area of the image to be scanned
Zoom tool magnifies or reduces your view of the image
Move tool moves hidden parts of a zoomed-in image into view
Tag Windows tool sets black (shadow) & white (highlight) points, and adds/removes color cast
Eject button ejects the film holder from your film scanner
Pixel position at x/y axis of the preview image
Click to switch between LCH or Native color space display mode
Click to reset White & Black or Color Cast setting
Click to change
the unit of
measurement for
the ruler and
ruler colors.
Default is “inch”
Resolution info
(in pixels per
inch) for
overview and
prescan image
Current image
zoom size (100%)
Settings Window
Output resolution
(in ppi or lpi)
Image orientation;
i.e., rotated,
mirrored, etc.
Click to zoom out (-) Click to zoom in (+)
Current scan Job
Scanner profile info
Image type of
current Scan
Job
Parameters for
controlling scan
frame size,
output size,
scaling
Tips relating to the tool (Scan Frame; Zoom; Move; & Tag Windows) currently in use
Click to flash High/Low value markers
Output resolution (in ppi or lpi)
Image orientation; i.e., rotated, mirrored, etc.
Color Cast
Adjusts gray balance
by removing color
cast or adjust
desired cast by
adding color cast
Selective Color
Manipulates a specific color range without affecting other colors
Saturation Curve
Adjusts image saturation by manipulating the saturation curve
Gradation Curve
Manually or auto­adjusts midtones of the Lightness channel “L”
LCH Mode AIC Tools
Dynamic Range
Manually or auto determines image density range (darkest tone to lightest tone)
White & Black Points
Manually or auto-
adjusts shadow and
highlight points
Default
Resets any or all of
the AIC settings to
default values
Filter
Applies special
effects (e.g., blur,
sharpen) to images
Tone Curve
Adjusts tonal
distribution of each
channel of a CMYK/
RGB image
Brightness & Contrast
Manually adjusts brightness & contrast of the entire image
Native Mode AIC Tools
Color Correction
Adjusts hue & saturation and removes color cast
Click here to set the “Before” value as Black point
Click to remove or add color cast. “Minus” sign (-) is remove. “Plus” (+) sign is add. Default is “Minus”. Press Alt key to switch sign to “Plus”
Color strip showing the color of the selected pixel
Click here to set the “Before” value as White point
Image
Category
Selections
LCH Color Space Mode
AIC Tools
See next page for
details
Image Category is not available in Native mode
Native Color Space Mode
Job Panel Window
Information Window
ScanWizard Pro TX
for Mac OS X
Current scan job is
indicated by the red frame
surrounding the thumbnail.
There can only be one
current scan job.
Selected scan job is
indicated by the blue
background
surrounding the
thumbnail. There can
be multiple selected
scan jobs.
Check
Checks (or unchecks) the selected scan jobs to be included in the final scan
Thumbnails for overview image
Image type
Check marks indicate the
jobs to be scanned when you click the Scan button in the Preview window
Select All
Selects all the scan jobs in the window
displays the x,y position
Pixel Position
of the pixel on the
current preview image
Color Input Meter Display
shows a pixel’s input (in
density) & output (in pixel)
values before image color correction at a specific x,y
position on the preview image
Pixel Sampling Display Area
shows a pixelized display of a
pixel’s specific x,y position on
the preview image. The size of
the sampling area depends on
the selection made in the
Color Meter Options (top right)
Tool selection (in Preview window) M Selects Scan Frame tool Z Selects Zoom tool H Selects Move tool D Selects Tag Windows tool
File menu and Scanner menu
Q Exit ScanWizard Pro R Resize Preview window N New Context L Load Context A Save Context As I Scanner Info dialog box
D Scanner Driver Manager dialog box
Show/hide window
S Bring Settings window to the front J Show/hide Scan Job Queue window I Show/hide Info window T Show/hide Tag windows
B Show/hide High and Low Value Markers = Zoom in – Zoom out
Quick Keys
Preferences menu
C CMS Setup dialog box W White/Black Point setup dialog box V Overview Setup dialog box P Prescan Setup dialog box M More Preferences dialog box
AIC screen (If unspecified, Native mode is assumed)
D Dynamic Range W White/Black Points V Tone Curve B Brightness and Contrast C Color Correction or Color Cast (LCH) F Filter G Gradation (LCH only) S Saturation Curve (LCH only) E Selective Color (LCH)
Overview/Prescan selection
0 Go to Overview image 1 Go to 1st Prescan image 2 Go to 2nd Prescan image n Go to nth Prescan image
Color Meter Options
let you choose how color information is displayed (in numbers or percentages). Also determines the size of the sampling area for a pixel
Color Output Meter Display
shows a pixel’s output values after image color correction at a specific x,y position on the preview image
Q u i c k R e f e r e n c e G u i d e
The Main Windows
Preview window
displays prescanned
images, providing the
tools for image
cropping/selection,
and includes
commands for
controllling
ScanWizard Pro
Info window
shows a magnified view of image pixels
and their
corresponding
color values
Copyright © 2003 Microtek International, Inc. I49-003519 A, February 2003
Settings window contains parameters for the scan image and provides the advanced image correction (AIC) tools for image editing
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ScanWizard Pro TX for the Mac OS X has an interface consistent with the specifications of the new Apple Mac OS X system. This Quick Reference guide shows you at a glance the new interface and windows of ScanWizard Pro TX.
Job Panel window lists the scan jobs to be scanned
Settings window under LCH Color Space Mode
Settings window under
Native Color Space Mode
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