When configuring a Process Images activity, you can use the function to straighten TIFF and JPEG images that were scanned crookedly.
Tip: You can also use the Autorotate activity.
These settings are available:
Specify the minimal angle, in degrees, to deskew. This allows you to keep images with small amounts of skew untouched, potentially increasing performance when some skew is acceptable. If the skew angle is less than the specified angle, the images are not deskewed. | |
Specify the minimum confidence level that must be reached when analyzing the image for deskewing. | |
Select the color that is used for padding the emerging empty edge areas. | |
Select whether the image size may be slightly larger after deskewing or if it has to maintain its original size. | |
Select the quality for deskewing. This number determines how much effort to use in analyzing the image to determine the correct skew. Set to a high value to ensure the most accurate result, or to a lower value for fastest operation. | |
Select if the processing is applied to media whose flag is set. | |
Type a value to save in the image properties. (This text will not be visible on the image.) If additional information already exists there, what you enter here will be separated by a semicolon from the existing information. Example: Before: ExistingInfo After: ExistingInfo;NewInfo | |
Specify whether the JPEG file has to be deskewed independently from the TIFF or if the angle measured on the TIFF is also to be applied to the JPEG. |