Autodesk 00126-050008-1640A User Guide - Page 47

Cropping by frame

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4 Operations with Images To crop an image automatically Select an image on the screen and run the operation in one of the following ways: Click the Crop Auto button on the Raster Image toolbar. Choose Crop in the rImage menu, then Crop/Crop/Auto. - or Start the operation without selecting an image. Select an image you want to process from the dialog box. The program automatically finds empty areas in the image and crops them. To obtain optimal results it is recommended that you apply the deskewing procedure or four-point correction before cropping. Cropping by frame If the image has a frame, then this command automatically resizes document to the frame size, ignoring insignificant speckles and sometimes even small objects and texts. Note that since autocropping by frame is completely automatic, a skewed frame and/or too many speckles on the image can spoil the results. It would be a good idea to apply rImage > Deskew and/or rFilters > Speckle Remover to the image before autocropping by frame. To crop image by frame Select an image on the screen and run the operation in one of the following ways: Click the Crop By Frame button on the Raster Image toolbar. Choose Crop/Auto in the rImage menu. To clip an image in WiseImage LT: 1. Activate an image to clip. 2. From the Raster menu, choose Image Clipping. 3. Point to Polygonal or Rectangular, then draw the clipping boundary on the image. If you are drawing a polygonal boundary, then you are prompted to draw consecutive vertices. To finish drawing a polygon, right-click anywhere. To show/hide the clipping boundary 1. Activate an image. 2. From the Raster menu, choose Image Clipping. 3. Point to On or Off to show or hide the clipping boundary of the active image. To delete the clipping boundary 1. Activate an image. 2. From the Raster menu, choose Image Clipping>Delete. 47

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4
Operations with Images
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To crop an image automatically
Select an image on the screen and run the operation in one of the following
ways:
Click the
Crop Auto
button on the
Raster Image
toolbar.
Choose
Crop
in the
rImage
menu, then
Crop/Crop/Auto
.
- or -
Start the operation without selecting an image.
Select an image you want to process from the dialog box.
The program automatically finds empty areas in the image and crops them.
To obtain optimal results it is recommended that you apply the deskewing
procedure or four-point correction before cropping.
Cropping by frame
If the image has a frame, then this command automatically resizes document to the
frame size, ignoring insignificant speckles and sometimes even small objects and
texts.
Note that since autocropping by frame is completely automatic, a skewed frame
and/or too many speckles on the image can spoil the results. It would be a good
idea to apply
rImage > Deskew
and/or
rFilters > Speckle Remover
to the image
before autocropping by frame.
To crop image by frame
Select an image on the screen and run the operation in one of the following ways:
Click the
Crop By Frame
button on the
Raster Image
toolbar.
Choose
Crop/Auto
in the
rImage
menu.
To clip an image in
WiseImage
LT:
1. Activate an image to clip.
2. From the
Raster
menu, choose
Image Clipping
.
3. Point to
Polygonal
or
Rectangular
, then draw the clipping boundary on the image.
If you are drawing a polygonal boundary, then you are prompted to draw
consecutive vertices. To finish drawing a polygon, right-click anywhere.
To show/hide the clipping boundary
1. Activate an image.
2. From the
Raster
menu, choose
Image Clipping
.
3. Point to
On
or
Off
to show or hide the clipping boundary of the active image.
To delete the clipping boundary
1. Activate an image.
2. From the
Raster
menu, choose
Image Clipping>Delete
.