Raster Editor

Imagenation® 7.2 for Windows Image Cleanup & Raster Editing—Enhance Scanned Images for Accurate Viewing
Tiff Editor—Enhance scanned images for accurate tiff viewing.
Dust, scratches, fingerprints, staple holes, and other physical wear and tear on paper documents appear on the resulting scanned image. Imagenation's intelligent raster editing tools enhance the quality of the images, resulting in a higher level of accuracy.
Despeckle
		Despeckle a document. Remove stray dots and fill holes that interfere with image quality. Images will compress better, resulting in smaller files.
Deskew
		By analyzing the image, Imagenation determines if the scanner fed the document askew, even slightly. The Deskew tool straightens the image to its proper orientation.
Crop
	Isolate an area of an image to eliminate blank white space that contains no useful data, but increases the file size. Manually define a crop region, or select a predefined size.
Tiff Converter
Turn any document that Imagenation displays into a raster image using the Rasterize tool. Rasterize is particularly useful for permanently merging, or "burning" markups into a base raster image. The ‘Bilevel Enhanced’ rasterization profile intelligently decides whether specific types of entities should be rendered solid, patterned or dithered during rasterizing. Use Pen Mapping to re-map lines and areas based on their color, weight and pattern prior to rasterizing. Available only in Windows NT 2000 and 4.0x. Permanently mark documents with useful information such as the document name, its location on a drive, the date, the time, a user ID, or even a user-defined text string. This is often required for ISO or other standards. Banner places the information along the edge of a drawing, while Stamp appears as a watermark. Note that this is similar to the print functions of the same names; however, these are permanently burned into the raster image.
Mirror, Negate, Rotate, & Resize
With the Mirror tool, "flip" the drawing, either vertically or horizontally. Use Negate to make negative images positive, and vice versa. Rotate images that were fed into the scanner at odd orientations. Alter the resolution and dimensions of raster images with the Resize tool.