Setting it correctly will improve document margin detection.ANOMALIES�nd�URIOSIT����MEDICINEBeing���ncyclopedic�ollection��rare��extraordinary�ases,�ʁ(the�ost�trik��insta��s��abnorm�ty�ȄPl�r��h��m��in� surgery,�erived�rom�"xha��ve�esearch��al�iteratu�p��it��rig��to� It is the width of a typical "dot character" in the scan. Modulo Size : This option is used when searching "document margins". It will usually lead to smaller crop rectangles assuming the dark margins have strong contrast. Specifically developed for scanned slides, this option uses an enhanced algorithm to identify the borders. Slide Mode : This option is used when searching "dark margins". Hence, you may discard zigzag scissors cuts for example. It will prevent over-cropping.Īdjust : This option will allow you to make inwards/outwards adjustments on the auto detected crop.
Limit Search : This option limits how deep inside (from edges inwards) an auto detected crop can be. BatchCrop will auto detect the crop and will adjust it to the specified size using the specified anchor. Specified Size : If you already know the crop size, but the location of the margins vary, you may choose this option. In case you want better control, there are more parameters to guide the auto crop detection : You can also show/hide these buttons from "Options | Display".īatchCrop will analyze the image and suggest a crop rectangle when any of these buttons are pressed. There are three buttons in the actions panel for these modes. In this case, preserving page numbers for example may be an issue.
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Margin has a light color, and is usually tilted due to manual placement.ĭocument Margins : Similar to light margins case, but the content is a document rather than a photo. Light Margins : This is the case when you use a flatbed scanner to scan photos. Noting the differences in the scanning techniques, BatchCrop uses three different approaches for three scenarios:ĭark Margins : This is typical for camera based scanners with projection technology. The shady colors of the margin, small unexpected artifacts on the sides will often produce unexpected results. However such simple approaches will fail on real life samples. One can quickly propose simple algorithms checking for dark/light pixels for example. The margin color and its geometry vary depending on the scanning technique employed.ĭetection of the crop region for a margin is a harder problem than it first seems. Whether scanned using a flatbed scanner, or a camera based system, digitized photos usually have a margin around them.
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