d Select the scanning mode according to the material to be scanned. • First, test with grayscale recognition mode. If the desired cutting data is not created, test with color recognition mode.
Memo • The edges of illustrations in a color of the same brightness as their background, as shown below, cannot be detected. In this case, use the color recognition mode.
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a Background and illustration in colors with the same brightness.
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b Color recognition mode The cutting data is created without converting the illustration to grayscale. Creating data in this mode may take longer, depending on the pattern. * The default scanning recognition setting is the grayscale recognition mode.
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Examples of illustrations appropriate for color recognition mode:
a Grayscale recognition mode The cutting data is created after the illustration is converted to grayscale. Scanning in grayscale recognition mode is most appropriate for illustrations with clear outlines or distinct brightness differences. Processing is faster with this mode compared with the color recognition mode. If there are adjacent objects of the same color after an illustration has been converted to grayscale, select the color recognition mode.
Example
Result
Illustrations that are the same light
color as the background
Illustrations that are the same dark
color as the background
Examples of illustrations appropriate for grayscale recognition mode:
Example
Result
Outlines that are clear
c Scanning area The scanning size settings screen appears. The size of the scanning area can be selected. The available scanning area sizes differ depending on the model.
Distinct difference in brightness between background and illustration
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