STRAIGHTEN CROOKED SCANS quickly When you are not
Saturday, January 17th, 2009STRAIGHTEN CROOKED SCANS quickly When you are not bogged down with repetitive tasks, you can be more productive and creative. Photoshop has many features to help both your productivity and your creativity, such as automated image processing. Scanning images one by one is one of those redundant projects that can be very time-consuming. You have to scan one image, crop it, and save it and then lift the scanner top, reposition another image on the scanner bed, and start over. Using a flat bed scanner with a large scanning area, such as Microtek s i800, you can scan multiple images at one time and let Photoshop separate these into multiple files. Photoshop s automation tool also saves time when scanning just one photo. You can place a photo on the scanner bed without lining it up perfectly because Photoshop s Crop and Straighten Photos command can crop and straighten that one scan. The Crop and Straighten Photos command works best when the images have clearly defined edges and there is at least 1/8 inch between each image. The command may work more quickly if all the images have similar tones. 22 44 33 Photo of boy 2007 www.photospin.com 56 1 In Photoshop, open a file with multiple scans. 2 Click File. 3 Click Automate. 4 Click Crop and Straighten Photos. A progress bar appears as Photoshop separates and crops each image in the file.
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