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Transferring Thumbnail Images to the Application Program
You can transfer all the thumbnail images at once to the application program.
The transferred images can be printed out for use as an index print, or written to a CD-R together 
with the scanned images for use as an index.
Transferring Thumbnail Images
Click the [Transfer Thumbnails]
 button in the thumbnail 
window to transfer the thumbnail images for all the frames to 
the application program.
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Previewing to Inspect the Images
Once you have selected and adjusted the frames in the thumbnail window, the next step is to switch 
to the main window and preview to inspect the images. You can only preview one frame at a time.
Previewing
Click the [Preview]
 button to initiate a preview scan of the selected frame. The preview image will 
appear in the preview area.
To preview other frames, switch to the thumbnail window, select another frame and repeat the...

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Switching between Preview Images
Frames that have already been previewed will appear enclosed by a green border in the thumbnail 
window. If you select one of these previewed frames, the preview image for the selected frame will 
appear in the preview area. You can switch the preview image by selecting another frame. At this 
time the number of the selected frame will be displayed in the main window.
When multiple frames are selected, a preview image will...

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Adjusting Preview Images
If the preview image is not to your satisfaction, you can use the toolbar to adjust the orientation, 
brightness and other settings. The procedures for zooming, rotating, flipping and auto correction are 
explained below. For information on adjusting the image brightness or coloring, please see page 71 
“Chapter 4 Adjusting Images”.
Please note that the toolbar is grayed out (except for the   film eject tool) when the preview area is...

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Moving an Image within the Preview Area
When the image has been zoomed, click the   grab tool to change the mouse cursor into the   
shape. Drag the grab tool over the image to shift the portion appearing within the preview area.
To return the mouse cursor to the ‘+’ shape, click the   selector tool.
The   grab tool is only activated when the preview area has been zoomed in with the zoom in tool.
Rotating and Flipping Images
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Using Auto Correction on Images
If the preview image is not to your satisfaction, click the   auto correct tool to automatically 
correct the highlights, shadows, brightness and coloring of the preview image to the optimal 
states.
Click the [Clear]
 button to return the image to the original state.
You cannot use the   auto correct tool when the “Use Color Matching” option is on. See p. 89, “Use Color 
Matching,” for an explanation of switching the Use...

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Adjusting the Scan Settings
For what purpose will the scanned images be used?
Will they be printed out? Or simply displayed on a monitor?
If the purpose is undecided, scan at default settings. When FilmGet FS is first installed, images are 
scanned with file mode settings (scanning settings for storage in files). See page 94 “Default 
Settings.”
If the purpose is clear, set the detailed settings by selecting the various modes in the scan settings 
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Adjusting Brightness and Coloring
You can adjust the brightness and coloring of the preview image to your satisfaction by selecting the 
modes in the image adjustment section. These adjustments are performed on each frame 
individually.
Seepage71 “Chapter 4 Adjusting Images” for more information on adjusting the brightness and coloring.
Image Adjustment Section 

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Selecting the Scan Area
A scan area selection frame will appear in the preview area. When FilmGet FS is first installed, the 
selected area is approximately 90% of the preview area. You can initiate the final scan without 
changing this selection frame.
To scan only the area you want, simply change the scan area selection frame to reselect the scan 
area. When you select a scan area, only that area is scanned and transferred to the application 
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Adjusting the Scan Area Selection Frame
You can expand or shrink the scan area by positioning the mouse cursor over the selection frame 
until it changes into one of the  ,  ,   or   shapes and dragging it.
You can move the entire scan area selection frame by positioning the mouse cursor inside it. The 
cursor will change into the   shape, allowing you to click and drag to shift the entire selection 
frame around the image.
Seepage55, “Aspect Ratio of the...