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Microtek ScanWizard Pro User's Guide

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English<br />

Using the White & Black Points Tool<br />

Original image<br />

Image corrected with White &<br />

Black Points tool<br />

4-10 <strong>ScanWizard</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> for Windows User’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

The White & Black Points tool is used to change the<br />

shadow and highlight points of an image. (See note on next<br />

page for additional descriptions.)<br />

By using this tool, you can manipulate an image to either<br />

bring out the highlights in a very dark image, or bring out<br />

more of the shadows in a very light image.<br />

The White & Black Points tool can also be used to<br />

neutralize the color cast in the highlight and shadow<br />

regions.<br />

In the example here, we need to set the shadows and<br />

highlights, as well as correct the color cast on both highlight<br />

and shadow regions.<br />

1. Place the image to be corrected on your scanner.<br />

2. Click the Overview button, and you will see the image<br />

appear in your Preview window.<br />

3. Select the area to be prescanned with the Scan Frame<br />

tool, then click the Prescan button to obtain a prescan<br />

image, and switch to the Prescan view in the View menu.<br />

4. Click the White & Black Points tool in the Settings<br />

window. The White & Black Points dialog box will<br />

appear.<br />

5. Check the Shadows and Highlights Auto Neutralize<br />

options to “On” (default). This helps to neutralize the<br />

color cast in the shadow and highlight areas of the<br />

image.<br />

6. Click the Auto button. This will automatically set the<br />

optimal highlight and shadow points for the image.<br />

7. Check the Preview box so that the image in the Preview<br />

window is updated with the latest image correction. The<br />

update is done in the background and so may take a few<br />

seconds to show.<br />

8. Click OK to confirm the correction.

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