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The Scanning Station allows you to process images in order to improve their quality or prepare them for editing. This can be done either automatically, when new images are loaded, or manually, when all the data have been imported. You can specify processing parameters for images to which the general scanning options are applied and for batches of certain types. Note that automatic image processing may considerably slow down image loading. The following image processing options are available:
  • Despeckle. Removes any speckles that may occur when scanning medium or low quality documents.
  • Convert full-color and grayscale images to black-and-white. Converts images to black-and-white.
  • Rotate images by. Rotates images 90° clockwise and counter-clockwise or 180°
  • Deskew. Automatically corrects image skew. The program can correct skew by relying on separators, black squares, or both.
  • Use Image Enhancement Profile. Applies one of the preconfigured processing profiles to input images.

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Restoring the original image

If you are not satisfied with the results of automatic or manual image processing, you can revert to the original image without rescanning the document. To restore the original image, right-click the page and click Back to Source Image on the shortcut menu. This option is available only if you have made any changes to the original image.

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Using scripts to process images

You can use scripts to process images. For example: 
IWorkspaceItem page = Workspace.Selection[0];
page.FlipHorizontal();
You can use a script to save original images rather than processed images. To achieve this, in the IImageSavingOptions interface, specify the values of the ColorType and Format properties and set UseRawImage = true. Then save the image using this method: 
IWorkspaceItem.SaveAs(fileName: string, [optional] options: IImageSavingOptions).