User manual

3 • Basic scanning procedures
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choose the desired settings from the Magic Touch menu. For each of the ten combinations, Magic
Touch keeps track of separate settings.
Changing, saving and retrieving scan setups
• If you change the settings for any of the ten scan types, Magic Touch will automatically
remember the new settings and use them as a default for that type of scan until you change
them again.
• If you need to create and store more than one setup for the same type of scan, you can save a
scan setup to disk by clicking on the Export... button and assigning a file name and location in
the standard Save As window that appears.
• To reload a saved scan setup, click on the Import... button and choose the setup from the stan-
dard Open File window that appears.
• To go back to ColorQuartet’s original default settings for a given type of scan, make sure the
desired scan type is active and then click on the Reset... button.
• Macintosh: You can also reset all ten Magic Touch scan types at once by clicking on the
Defaults... button.
Semi-automatic scanning
• When Automatic Do Jobs is not activated and you start a Magic Touch scan, ColorQuartet will
make a preview scan, draw a crop frame around each image, apply the desired modifications
and then display the images in the Preview window.
ORIGINAL TYPE
• Reflection for photographic prints and other opaque originals (books,
printed matter, 3D objects).
• Transmission for transparent originals like slides and films. If the original is a
negative, remember also to activate the Negative check box under Output
Profiles and choose the desired Film Type.
OUTPUT TYPE
• CMYK creates output suitable for printing on a press or CMYK printer.
• RGB creates output for use on screen or for printing on an RGB output
device.
• Gray scale creates output in gray tones.
• Line art creates output in two tone levels only (black and white).
• Web creates output suitable for internet applications.