Szkennelési

Szkennelési is a Hungarian term that translates to "scanning" or "scanning process" in English. It refers to the act of converting a physical document, image, or object into a digital format. This is typically achieved using a scanner, which captures the visual information and translates it into electronic data that can be stored, transmitted, and manipulated on a computer.

The process of szkennelési involves placing the item to be digitized onto the scanner's glass surface or into an automatic document feeder. The scanner then illuminates the item and uses a light sensor to detect variations in color and brightness. This information is converted into a digital image file, which can be saved in various formats such as JPEG, PNG, or PDF.

Szkennelési has numerous applications in both personal and professional contexts. It is commonly used for archiving important documents, creating digital copies of photographs, digitizing books and manuscripts, and enabling the transmission of physical documents electronically. In professional settings, szkennelési is integral to document management systems, allowing for efficient retrieval and sharing of information. The resolution and quality of the scanned image depend on the capabilities of the scanner and the settings chosen during the process.