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General| Type | Film Scanner |
|---|---|
| Scanning Technology | CCD |
| Color Depth | 48-bit |
| Interface | IEEE 1394 (FireWire) |
| Film Formats | 35mm |
| Scanner Type | Dedicated Film Scanner |
| Supported Media | 35mm slides and film strips |
Adjustments to individual color channels to modify overall image color.
Modifies specific color groups to refine image colors and enhance details.
Critical safety instructions for preventing damage or injury.
Covers Pixel Polish, Brightness/Contrast/Color Balance, Tone Curve/Histogram palettes.
Button to activate the Pixel Polish correction tool.
Tools for reducing film grain and ensuring accurate color reproduction.
Hardware and OS specifications for PC and Macintosh compatibility.
Memory and disk space needs for PC and Macintosh systems.
Steps for connecting the scanner to the computer via USB.
Instructions for connecting the AC adapter to the scanner and outlet.
Process for powering on the scanner and checking indicator lamp.
Step-by-step guide for loading 35mm film strips into the holder.
Instructions for inserting mounted slides into the holder.
Correct method for inserting loaded film holders into the scanner.
Step-by-step guide for using the Easy Scan Utility wizard.
Adjusting image parameters and saving the final scanned image.
Specifying film format and type for accurate scanning.
Process for performing an index scan to view thumbnails.
Methods for selecting single or multiple thumbnails for scanning.
Process for creating a preview scan of an image.
Using the scan-setting dialog and pre-defined Job files for scan settings.
Selecting Job files and specifying save options for final scans.
Accessing custom correction options within Pixel Polish.
Adjusting the degree of retouching applied by Auto Dust Brush.
Using undo, redo, and reset-all buttons for image corrections.
Customizing scanner operations and settings.
Adjusting exposure for negative film scans.
Autoexposure adjustments and fixing scanner exposure with AE Lock.
Controls overall exposure and color shift compensation.
Using point AF for precise focus on specific image areas.
Using a specific image area to determine exposure.
Setting input resolution and size parameters for scans.
Setting scanner output dimensions in pixels for monitor display.
Setting scanner output for a specific print size and resolution.
Saving frequently used scan settings as Jobs.
Buttons to access Digital Grain Dissolver and Tone Curve/Histogram tools.
Reducing film grain and sandy texture in images using sliders.
Selecting color channels and adjusting tone curves.
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