Canon scanner CanoScan FS4000US User Manual
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Thumbnail Scanning
Once you have selected the film type and color mode, you should make a thumbnail scan of all the
frames of the film loaded into the film holder.
Displaying the Thumbnail Window
When the thumbnail window is hidden, click the [Thumbnail…]
button in the main window to display
the thumbnail window.
Initiating a Thumbnail Scan
Click the [Thumbnail Scan]
button in the thumbnail window. All the film frames will be scanned and
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Thumbnail Scanning
Once you have selected the film type and color mode, you should make a thumbnail scan of all the
frames of the film loaded into the film holder.
Displaying the Thumbnail Window
When the thumbnail window is hidden, click the [Thumbnail…]
button in the main window to display
the thumbnail window.
Initiating a Thumbnail Scan
Click the [Thumbnail Scan]
button in the thumbnail window. All the film frames will be scanned and
the images...")
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Selecting Frames
Select the desired frames at the thumbnail window, and then switch to the main window for preview
and final scanning.
Selecting/Deselecting All
All frames are deselected when the thumbnail window is first displayed. Use the button at the top left
of the thumbnail window to select and deselect all the frames at once.
Click the [Select All]
button to select all the frames. The borders around all the images will turn
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Selecting Frames
Select the desired frames at the thumbnail window, and then switch to the main window for preview
and final scanning.
Selecting/Deselecting All
All frames are deselected when the thumbnail window is first displayed. Use the button at the top left
of the thumbnail window to select and deselect all the frames at once.
Click the [Select All]
button to select all the frames. The borders around all the images will turn
red, and the [Select...")
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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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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.
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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.
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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
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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...")
Scanning 39 1 2 3 4 5 FilmGet FS User’s Guide 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. The transferred thumbnail images will appear as follows depending on the type of film holder that is inserted into the scanner. If you have not yet initiated a thumbnail scan, a thumbnail scan will be automatically initiated and the images will then be transferred to the application program. 35 mm Film Strip Holder Slide Mount Holder IX240 Film Cartridge Holder 15-frame film 25-frame film 40-frame film
Scanning 40 1 2 3 4 5 FilmGet FS User’s Guide 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 preview procedure. • Select one frame at the thumbnail window before previewing. If multiple frames are selected or if no frames are selected at the thumbnail window, the [Preview] button will be grayed out and previewing will not be available. If the “Insufficient hard disk space” message or a similar message appears during the preview scan, it means that your hard disk is too full to store the data for the preview scan. Delete unnecessary files from the hard disk to free sufficient space and reinitiate the preview scan. Adjustments, such as brightness (See p. 46), are reflected immediately in the preview image. Please note, however, that the preview scan is only an approximation of how the final scan will appear. The end result may differ slightly. If you resize the main window (See p. 24), the preview image size in the preview area is immediately changed to match the new window size. The preview progress bar will be displayed. Click the [Cancel] button if you wish to cancel the preview scan. Preview Area
Scanning 41 1 2 3 4 5 FilmGet FS User’s Guide 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 not be displayed in the preview area, and instead the “No image can be displayed because more than one frame is selected.” message will appear. Frame No. Select a frame enclosed by a green border. The preview image will change.
Scanning 42 1 2 3 4 5 FilmGet FS User’s Guide 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 empty. No tools can be selected until an image is previewed. Zooming an Image for Verification Click the zoom in tool to select it. The display will zoom in by a factor of 2 each time you click the tool on the preview image. Click the zoom out tool to select it. The display will zoom out by a factor of 2 each time you click the tool on the preview image. Click the zoom reset tool to restore the display to the default zoom setting. The zoom in tool functions merely change the preview area display magnification, and do not affect the resolution or scan size (See pp. 53, 54) of the scanned image. The preview area may be zoomed up to two times to magnify the image by a factor of 400%. Scroll bars appear on the right and bottom edges of the preview area when it is zoomed. These scroll bars can be used to change the portion of the image appearing in the window. The zoom out tool and zoom reset tool are only activated when the preview image has been zoomed. Scroll Bars
Scanning 43 1 2 3 4 5 FilmGet FS User’s Guide 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 Click one of the tools below to rotate the preview area or flip the image within it. (Rotate 90 Degrees Left Tool) Rotates the entire preview area 90 degrees counterclockwise. (Rotate 90 Degrees Right Tool) Rotates the entire preview area 90 degrees clockwise. (Rotate 180 Degrees Tool) Rotates the entire preview area 180 degrees. (Flip Tool) Flips the image from left to right in the preview area. When a preview image is rotated or flipped, the corresponding thumbnail image is also rotated or flipped in the same manner.
Scanning 44 1 2 3 4 5 FilmGet FS User’s Guide 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 Color Matching option. Auto Correction Clear Button
Scanning 45 1 2 3 4 5 FilmGet FS User’s Guide 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 section. You can set the scan settings independently for each frame, or you can set all the frames to the same conditions. Seepage51 “Chapter 3 Adjusting the Scan Settings” for more information on setting the scan settings. Scan Settings Section
Scanning 46 1 2 3 4 5 FilmGet FS User’s Guide 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
Scanning 47 1 2 3 4 5 FilmGet FS User’s Guide 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 program from which FilmGet FS was started. Selecting the Scan Area Click the selector tool on the toolbar and drag the mouse cursor (which will change into a ‘+’ shape) across the preview image to enclose the scan area with the scan area selection frame. Here, “drag” means to move the mouse cursor with the left button held down (or to move the mouse with the button held down for the Macintosh version). You can drag the cursor in any direction. If you do not specify a scan area, the scan area selection frame displayed in the preview area will be used as the scan area. Scan Area Selection Frame
Scanning 48 1 2 3 4 5 FilmGet FS User’s Guide 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 Scan Area”, for instructions on how to change the width-to-height proportions of the scan area selection frame. Adjusting the Selected Scan Area You may change the scan area selection any number of times. You can also change the scan settings after you have selected the scan area. Moreover, you can freely change the selection settings or the preview image on which the settings are based. Try reselecting them until you achieve satisfactory results.