Scanning multiple items simultaneously using CanoScan Toolbox (LiDE 25, LiDE 60, LiDE 500F)
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Date published: 06/09/2015 |
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Date last updated: 08/17/2015 |
Description
Scanning multiple items simultaneously using CanoScan Toolbox (LiDE 25, LiDE 60, LiDE 500F)
Solution
Scanning multiple items using CanoScan Toolbox (LiDE 25, 60, 500F)
- Place multiple items on the scanner glass.
- Start CanoScan Toolbox.
- Click the 'Scan' button.
- Select 'Color [Multi-Scan]' from the Scan mode pull-down menu.
Click here for information on positioning the items to be scanned.
- Click 'Scan'. The items will be saved separately.
| Check the position of the photos on the document glass. Observe the following when using the Multi-Scan or Multi-crop function. |
- Leave at least 1 cm (1/2 in.) between items.
- Leave at least 2 cm (1 in.) between the items and the document glass's back edge.
- A maximum of 10 items can be scanned at once.
- If an item is slightly crooked on the document glass of the scanner within 10 degrees of true, the image is automatically straightened.
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The auto detection of item edges may not work correctly for items that are white overall or that have white borders. |
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Items other than photos may not be properly detected, especially printed items with white backgrounds, handwritten items or business cards. |
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Do not open the scanner's document cover while it is scanning. You can tell that scanning is finished when the scanning progress dialogs disappear. |
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If the Multi Scan function is used with an application program that can not receive multiple images, the scanned images are passed to the application as a single, composite image. |
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Items that are not rectangular (or square) may not be correctly detected (such as irregularly shaped cutouts). |
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If the Recommended or Color Matching option is selected in the Color Settings Tab of the "Advanced Mode/Preferences Dialog", Auto Tone adjustment is performed for each image individually. |
