Crosscap User Manual
Despeckle *
CROSSCAP Manual > Project settings > Image processing > Despeckle *

Despeckle will automatically remove small blemishes / smudges.

 

 

Filter:

Processing on page

Perform this function on ...       

  • Both sides
  • Front pages
  • Rear pages

 

Ignore monochrome pages, Ignore gray scale pages, Ignore color pages

Specifically applies to multistream mode. If any of these three filters are set to On, despeckle is turned off for the respective page types. Please note that combining all three options Ignore monochrome pages, Ignore gray scaled pages and Ignore color pages will effectively turn off despeckle all together, since there are no images left to process.

 

Ignore blank pages

Turns this function off, for all blank pages.

 

Ignore first document page

Causes this function to skip the first page of every document (which usually is the page triggering document separation).

 

Ignore cover pages

Turns this function off, for cover pages.

 

Output:

Filter size (1 x 1 - 15 x 15)

Specify the maximum particle size (in pixels) of smudges / blemishes to be removed.

 

Switched on

Switches this module on or off. Turning this function off will preserve all settings, for later use (as opposed to removing the function). Useful when developing or troubleshooting project templates.

 

Image processing on server (CROSSCAP Enterprise only)

Image processing requires substantial amounts of CPU capacity. In order to relieve CROSSCAP Scan-Clients from this task and speed up all other processing, image processing functions may be selectively transferred to the CROSSCAP Enterprise server.

If this option is activated (On), then execution of this function will be deferred and processed by the CROSSCAP Enterprise server, later on. Deferred image processing will occur during the pre-process workflow step (see chapter Enterprise Server, section System workflow Enterprise).

 

(* This image processing function is also available during export. Use if one or more export formats need to be modified selectively.)