Have you ever considered scanning a negative or slide? Read on for some tips for that, too. Fortunately, tinkering is what I do best, and this article takes puttering to a whole new level.Īlthough you’d normally use the scan optimization settings for generating a PDF file from a scanner, did you know you could use the settings for any image? Or how about a document where you want both perfect text and a perfect image without compromising either? You can do it. You want the work done now, with perfect results.
Not many people have the time to putter around with scan settings and images. In this article, I’ll show you the outcome of some experiments in digital capture and scan to PDF, as well as some scanning and OCR tips and techniques. On the other hand, there are situations where a scanned document may be visually disappointing, and running the OCR process results in a confused and illegible clump of letters, symbols and strange character strings.
Scan to PDF and OCR seem like a straight-forward workflow and certainly can be.
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