Canon scanner CanoScan 9950F User Manual

Using the Scanner Buttons
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Using the Scanner Buttons
You can use the four convenient buttons on the front of the scanner to scan and perform related tasks easily 
with a single touch of the button. Place a photo or a picture on the scanner before pressing a button.
 
• To use these buttons, ScanGear CS, CanoScan Toolbox, ArcSoft PhotoStudio and Presto! 
PageManager (Windows)/Adobe Acrobat Reader (Macintosh) should be installed from 
the CanoScan Setup Utility CD-ROM.
 COPY Button
To print...

Scanning Film
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Scanning Film
You can scan 35 mm films (strips or slides), 120 (strips or single frame) and 4x5 films with this scanner.
Positioning the Film 
Use the following procedures to insert the film into the Film Guide.
1Remove the protective sheet from the document 
cover. 
 
Press and hold the lever at the top of the protective sheet 
while you 
c pull the sheet outward and d detach it.  
Always put the protective sheet when you are not scanning 
films to protect the light source of the...

Scanning Film
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35mm Slides
cAlign the Film Guide’s tab with the FILM symbol on the document glass of the scanner.
dPlace a slide or slides face down (correctly viewed 
from below) in the Film Guide as shown in the 
diagram to the right.
120 Format Film Strips
cOpen the Film Holder on the Film Guide, place the 
film face down and close the Film Holder.
dAlign the Film Guide’s tab with the FILM symbol on 
the document glass of the scanner.
• Leave a gap of 0.2” (5 mm) or greater 
between film...

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4 x 5 Format Film
cOpen the Film Holder on the Film Guide, place the 
film face down and close the Film Holder.
dAlign the Film Guide’s tab with the FILM symbol on the document glass of the scanner.
120 Format Film (Single Frame)
Use this method to scan single frames. 
cAdjust the Film Holder bars to the film width.
dOpen the Film Holder.
ePlace the film face down (viewed correctly from below) in 
the Film Guide so that its edges fit within the grooves.
fClose the Film Holder. 
gAlign...

Scanning Film
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Scanning Film
The following steps explain how to scan 35 mm film strips with ArcSoft PhotoStudio.
Use ScanGear CSs Advanced Mode to scan 120 or 4 x 5 format films.
1Start ArcSoft PhotoStudio.
Refer to step 2 on page 8.
2Start ScanGear CS.
Refer to step 4 on page 9.
3Select the [Select Source].
You can select from the following options for films.
Negative Film (Color) / Positive Film (Color)
4Click [Preview].
ScanGear CS will display the preview image(s).
5Place a check mark...

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7Select the [Output Size].
You can select from the following options.
• If you selected [Print (300 dpi)] in Step 6, you can select 
Flexible, 4x6, A4, and Letter to match the size of the 
paper for printing.
• If you selected [Image display (150 dpi)] in Step 6, you 
can select Flexible, 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768, 
1600 x 1200 and 2048 x 1536 to match the sizes used by 
computer monitors and digital cameras.
8Click [Scan].
The final scan will start.
When the scan is complete,...

Specifications
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Specifications
*1 16 bit output supported for film scanning only.*2 The fastest speed in USB 2.0 Hi-Speed mode on Windows PC. Transfer time to computer is not included.*3 Calibration processing time is not included.*4 Note that Macintosh computers with USB 2.0 Hi -Speed interface expansion cards are not supported.*5 AC adapter type varies according to the region in which the scanner is purchased.
• Specifications are subjec t to change without notice.
Upgrading to USB 2.0...

System Information
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System Information
This form should be used to record the operating environment for the purchased scanner. 
If any problems occur with the scanner, you will need this informat ion when you contact our Customer 
Support Help Desk. Be sure to record the in formation and store it in a safe location.
• This information is also required to request a  repair under warranty. Make sure you record the 
information and store it  in a safe location.
• Guaranteed servicing for this  equipment...