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There are three scanner controls for scanning images. Except the basic controls (Manual Control), binuscan IPM and MagicMatch are special controls that users can choose to achieve special effect of a scanned image. | Click the topic that you want to get into. binuscan IPM MagicMatch High Density

binuscan IPM

binuscan IPM (Image Processing Machine) is software which automatically optimizes the colors, resolution and filtering, as seen by the scanner, into the best possible rendition by a monitor or printer.

Since the binuscan IPM window is driven via the binuscan IPM engine, some controls, such as highlight and shadow, are removed or disabled. It provides three additional scan modes (color modes) for you to use while scanning.

Color to Gray | Color to CMYK B/W | Gray to CMYK B/W
Original is Color It transfers the color image into gray scale. Though the image shown on the screen is grayscale, yet it is simulated by color pixels and the color is more vivid that the 256 gray scale scan mode. | Original is Color The image you get is grayscale. Yet it will be separated into four levels like using CMYK to separate a color into Cyan, Megenta, Yellow and Black. The image you get is more vivid than 256 gray scale scan mode. | Original is Gray The image you get is grayscale. Yet it will be separated into four levels like using CMYK to separate a color into Cyan, Megenta, Yellow and Black. The image you get is more vivid than 256 gray scale scan mode.

MagicMatch

MagicMatch is driven via the Kodak KCMS engine. Users can choose a printer profile to achieve color matching even though the scanning controls are almost the same as those in binuscan IPM. At this point MagicScan has composed a group of printer profiles, which provide a means of transferring data from source to destination. Select a Printer Profile that best matches the printer you are using from the pull-down menu.

Note: Some controls such as highlight and shadow, etc. are removed or disabled.

By using the ICC(International Color Consortium) Compatible Profile, MagicScan allows you to add new printer profile into the existing profile group. This engine is compatible with Windows system and ColorSync system in Macintosh. Please refer to the supplied manual of your printer for installing printer profile into your computer system. MagicScan will update the printer profile automatically after the newly profile is installed. Later, you can choose that printer profile from the printer profile pull-down list on MagicScan as the image output device.

Printer Profile Pull Down List

This selection determines which output device the image will be sent to after color matching. That means it allows you to choose the output destination of your scanned images.

Different output devices require different color calibration profiles. If you decide and want to send the scanned image to an output device (printer, monitor...), you must choose the corresponding profile of that device. Later, after scanned by initiating color matching, you will have an image similar to the original image.

Output Device Profile falls into two broad categories: monitors and printers. Select No Printer if you want to display the scanned image on your computer screen. Otherwise, choose a printer profile from the pull-down list which best matches your printer. Possible modes for image are as follows:

Generic Monitor: use the monitor instead of printer profile

Profiles: list the available printer profiles

Be aware that this menu is only active when the MagicMatch operation mode is selected.

High Density

The function of " High Density" is to enhance efficiently the levels and grayscale recognition of scanned image with the same resolution.