Output Settings
 

Output Resolution
 
This setting selects the output resolution for the scanned image.
The higher the resolution, the finer the scanned image. The lower the resolution, the more granular the scanned image. Click and select the required resolution from 50 to 9600 dpi, or enter a resolution value directly from 25 dpi to 19200 dpi in 1 dpi increments.
 
For more information on resolution: Resolution Settings

Output Size
 
You can select [Flexible] to specify the width and height of an image, or fixed sizes for printing or for on-screen display. You can also use [Add/Delete] to register custom output sizes.
 
Flexible
 
Displays the size (width and height) of the cropping frame for the preview image in the display boxes. You can input values directly into the display boxes to make fine adjustments to the output size and the zoom ratio.
 
When [Flexible] is selected, the default setting in [Output Resolution] will vary as follows with the [Select Source] option you select.
 
Option Selected in [Select Source] Default Output Resolution
Platen 300 dpi
Film 1200 dpi
 
Other than Flexible
 
You can select the size for printing or the size for on-screen display. You can set an output resolution separately for each size category. The same output resolution is used within each category.
 
Other than Flexible Default Output Size Default Output Resolution
Print (Paper Size) Business Card, 4" x 6" Landscape, 4" x 6" Portrait, A5, B5, A4, Letter, Legal, B4, A3
For Macintosh, you can also select: L Landscape, L Portrait, LL Landscape, LL Portrait, and Hagaki.
You cannot select width, height, or percentage. The percentage will be adjusted automatically according to the size of cropping frame.
300 dpi
Image display
(Image Display Sizes)
128 x 128 pixels, 640 x 480 pixels, 800 x 600 pixels, 1024 x 768 pixels, 1280 x 1024 pixels, 1600 x 1200 pixels, 2048 x 1536 pixels, 2272 x 1704 pixels, 2592 x 1944 pixels
You cannot select width, height, or percentage. The preview image will be cropped automatically according to the selected size. This cropping frame can be enlarged or reduced without changing the aspect ratio (width-to-height ratio).
150 dpi
 
Add/Delete the Output Size
 
The [Add/Delete the Output Size] window will appear when the [Add/Delete] option is selected. You can set your own output sizes and save or delete them.
 
 
In this dialog, you can set output sizes and save them. Once saved, the output sizes saved will display in [Output Size] in [Advanced Mode], and be available for selection thereafter.
 
When you want to add an output size, select the [Destination] option ([Print] or [Image display]), specify [Output Size Name], [Width], [Height], and click [Add]. The custom setting will appear in [Output Size List]. Click [Save] to save all output sizes added. Click [Cancel] to cancel the setting.
 
When you want to delete an output size, select the size to be deleted from [Output Size List], and then click [Delete]. Once deleted, the output size will disappear from the list. Click [Save] to save the setting. Click [Cancel] to cancel the setting. Output sizes initially provided cannot be deleted.
 
Depending on the subcategory selected, up to a maximum of 10 custom output sizes may be added with the [Add/Delete] option in [Output Size].
The [Unit] will be [centimeters] or [inches] if [Destination] is set to [Print]. The [Unit] will be [pixels] if [Destination] is set to [Image Display].

Invert aspect ratio
 
This button is available when [Output Size] is set to anything other than [Flexible]. Clicking rotates the cropping frame. Clicking it a second time returns it to the original orientation.

Data Size
 
This displays the size of the image file (BMP or PICT format) that will be created by scanning the preview image. Data size values greater than 100 MB are displayed in red. When you click the [Scan] button in this condition, a warning message will be displayed.

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