Cropping Best Practices
What Does This Feature Do?
The “cropping feature” allows you to select and crop specific areas of the artwork to be inspected when the master and sample files have different layouts.
Why Use this Feature?
It is best practice for the Master and Sample to be as close to a match as possible. Using the cropping feature helps increase the accuracy of scans and inspections. Be sure to also use this feature if the dieline is not there or cannot be used to select the inspection area.
When To Use It
- When there is no dieline or if it is not possible to be used.
- When getting one large difference box.
- When the layout is different.
Expert Tips
- Use the crop tool if there are no dielines available to select an area.
- The cropped area on the Master file has to be smaller than the Sample for automatic detection.
- Use the “Crop to contents” tool to help bring it as close as possible to the content.
- Change the shape from a rectangle to a circle if needed.
- Apply to all pages if necessary.
See it in Action
Make sure to visit The GVD Best Practices Guide for more helpful tips!
GVD Best Practice Guide
Turn on Difference Highlight
Enable Nextimage Auto-Align
Enable Nextimage Manual Alignment
Turn off Layers and Separations
Define Shape Layer or Separation
Define Shape by Region
Color Inspection: Scan to Scan
Turn On Difference Mode
Running a Multi-Inspection
Scanner Calibration Tips
License Management
Force Review of All Differences
Debug Mode
Understanding Profile Terminology
Profile Adjustments Tip 1:
Different Grouping and Desired DPI
Profile Adjustments Tip 2:
Minimum Detection Size and
Maximum Difference Shift Settings
Profile Adjustments Tip 3:
Sensitivity and Reduce Image
Noise Settings
Profile Adjustments Tip 4:
Correct Text Kerning Setting
GVD Best Practice Guide
Turn on Difference Highlight
Enable Nextimage Auto-Align
Enable Nextimage Manual Alignment
Turn off Layers and Separations
Define Shape Layer or Separation
Define Shape by Region
Color Inspection: Scan to Scan
Turn On Difference Mode
Running a Multi-Inspection
Scanner Calibration Tips
License Management
Force Review of All Differences
Debug Mode
Understanding Profile Terminology
Profile Adjustments Tip 1:
Different Grouping and Desired DPI
Profile Adjustments Tip 2:
Minimum Detection Size and
Maximum Difference Shift Settings
Profile Adjustments Tip 3:
Sensitivity and Reduce Image
Noise Settings
Profile Adjustments Tip 4:
Correct Text Kerning Setting
Cropping Best Practices
What Does This Feature Do?
The “cropping feature” allows you to select and crop specific areas of the artwork to be inspected when the master and sample files have different layouts.
Why Use this Feature?
It is best practice for the Master and Sample to be as close to a match as possible. Using the cropping feature helps increase the accuracy of scans and inspections. Be sure to also use this feature if the dieline is not there or cannot be used to select the inspection area.
When To Use It
- When there is no dieline or if it is not possible to be used.
- When getting one large difference box.
- When the layout is different.
Expert Tips
- Use the crop tool if there are no dielines available to select an area.
- The cropped area on the Master file has to be smaller than the Sample for automatic detection.
- Use the “Crop to contents” tool to help bring it as close as possible to the content.
- Change the shape from a rectangle to a circle if needed.
- Apply to all pages if necessary.
See it in Action
Make sure to visit The GVD Best Practices Guide for more helpful tips!