File: qcam.conf

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qcam 0.91-12
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# Config file for qcam
# This is where qcam finds its defaults.

# the port QCAM is found at.
port	0 	# Autoprobe, the default.
#port 	0x378	# /dev/lp1, the first printer port
#port	0x278	# /dev/lp2, the second printer port
#port	0x37b	# /dev/lp0, the printer port on a monochrome video card.

# the width of the scan.  Valid values are 1-336.
width	320
#width 	160
#width 	80

# the height of the scan.  Valid values are 1-243.
height	240
#height 120
#height	80

# top line to start scan at.  Valid values are 1-243.
top 1

# left column to start scan at.  Valid values are even numbers, 2-336.
# first twelve columns are black, don't bother scanning them.
left 14

# the transfer scale -- 1 means take all pixels, 2 means throw away
# every other pixel, 4 means throw away three of four pixels.
transfer 2

# the number of bits per pixel.  Valid values are 4 or 6.
#bpp 	4	# 16 shades of gray
bpp 	6	# 64 shades of gray

#
# Camera controls.  The best values for these vary from camera to camera.
# Experiment to find the best values for you.
#

# the brightness, 0-255.  Good values change depending on lighting.
brightness 135

# the contrast, 0-255.  Fixed per camera.  Find the best one, and use it.
contrast 200

# the white balance, 0-255.  (Mostly) fixed per camera.  Use
# "autocalibrate" to discover best number for your camera.
whitebal 128