What product settings are recommended for compression of color files?
The setting usually required for effective color compression, up to 100x smaller than JPEG, is auto-segmentation, which is located on the Compression Options panel. This setting should already be ON by default, but this should be verified at runtime. The auto-segmentation feature separates each scanned color file into text, picture, graphics, halftones, and other document regions. These image regions are then each encoded using the appropriate compression filter. The auto-segmentation filter is set to quality 5 by default, but this image quality setting can be adjusted up or down to fit your documents. To adjust the PdfCompressor default settings, make sure to set the Job Type (upper left box of GUI panel) to Batch Compression mode. If there is any image quality loss with auto-segmentation ON and Image Quality 5, then a higher Image Quality setting of 8 or higher should be used. If auto-segmentation using a higher image quality settings of 8 or above still results in some image degrada
The setting usually required for effective color compression, up to 100x smaller than JPEG, is auto-segmentation, which in v4.0 is located on the Compression Options panel. This setting should already be ON by default, but this should be verified at runtime. The auto-segmentation feature separates each scanned color file into text, picture, graphics, halftones, and other document regions. These image regions are then each encoded using the appropriate compression filter. The auto-segmentation filter is set to quality 5 by default, but this image quality setting can be adjusted up or down to fit your documents. To adjust the PdfCompressor v4.0 default settings, make sure to set the Job Type (upper left box of GUI panel) to Batch Compression mode. If there is any image quality loss with auto-segmentation ON and Image Quality 5, then a higher Image Quality setting of 8 or higher should be used. If auto-segmentation using a higher image quality settings of 8 or above still results in some
