
Operating VRS
VirtualReScan (VRS) User’s Guide
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Figure 2-36. Brightness-Contrast Custom Control
The Brightness-Contrast custom control indicates the current value of the Brightness
setting by means of a horizontal solid black line. The Brightness-Contrast custom
control indicates the current value of the Contrast setting by means of a vertical solid
black line. When Auto Brightness is enabled, the black lines (along with the slider) are
automatically adjusted to reflect the automatic brightness adjustment.
The Brightness-Contrast custom control indicates the current acceptable range of
detected brightness and detected contrast values by means of a rectangle with solid
blue lines. This box shows you the region of acceptable Brightness and Contrast
values. The box is centered on the 50-50 baseline settings for Brightness and Contrast,
with the borders representing the Brightness and Contrast threshold values from the
VirtualReScan Administration Utility dialog box. Valid VRS-detected values must fall
within the blue box. VRS detected values that fall outside the blue box borders are
invalid and they generate warnings.
Brightness Text Box
When the VRS Interactive Viewer is launched, the Brightness numeric text box on the
Clarity panel indicates the current Brightness setting. If desired, the Brightness setting
may be changed manually using the Brightness numeric text box. Brightness may be
set from 0 (very dark) to 100 (very bright) for black and white, grayscale, or color
images. Keep in mind that the manual brightness setting is not shared between black
and white, grayscale, and color modes. Changing the value of the manual brightness
Current brightness setting
Current contrast setting
Acceptable range of brightness and contrast
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