Frequently Asked Question
What is cropping and How to crop?
Last Updated 10 years ago
You need to crop the image before bringing it into SureThing.
Here's an excerpt from ScanTips.com: "To describe the position of the subject on the glass bed to the scanner, you use the mouse to mark a rectangle on the image of the bed, describing the area you want to scan (that's the dashed line). You can mark the entire photo area, or can crop the image to be scanned, by marking only a part of it, or perhaps just a 1-inch square area from it. The Scan button will then scan only the area that you have marked with the mouse."
Provided you crop the image, it will come in sized appropriately. If not, you can then use Size and Position in SureThing (from the Backgrounds panel on the left) to then pull the image in/out and resize.
Here's an excerpt from ScanTips.com: "To describe the position of the subject on the glass bed to the scanner, you use the mouse to mark a rectangle on the image of the bed, describing the area you want to scan (that's the dashed line). You can mark the entire photo area, or can crop the image to be scanned, by marking only a part of it, or perhaps just a 1-inch square area from it. The Scan button will then scan only the area that you have marked with the mouse."
Provided you crop the image, it will come in sized appropriately. If not, you can then use Size and Position in SureThing (from the Backgrounds panel on the left) to then pull the image in/out and resize.