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Setting a level for image thresholding
In order to provide you with the cleanest possible scans, Animo 2.0 automatically sets a level above which all pixels are converted to white at scan time. The Image thresholding slider bar allows you to adjust this level, but must be used with care. In particular:
- If you reset image thresholding values too low, you will lose lines on the drawing.
- If you reset the values so they are too high, you may see dirt on the scan, and it will take up an unnecessary amount of disk space.
- We recommend that you use the default image threshold setting, which has been calculated in order to give you the optimum result. Avoid adjusting it unless you really know what you are doing.
- An incorrect setting may lose pixels in the scanned image, and so render part of your artwork permanently invisible; you will then have to scan all your artwork again.
Click on the Reset default button to reset the image threshold values.
