Scanning Film with ScanGear (Simple Mode)

    26-Des-2007
    8100007200

    Solusi

    ScanGear is the scanner driver software used for scanning documents and film. You can start ScanGear from an application program that supports TWAIN, an industry standard for acquiring images using external devices.
    In Simple Mode of ScanGear, you can perform scanning by following simple instructions displayed on the window.

    Operating Procedures
    PhotoStudio is used as an example.

    1.Remove the protective sheet from the document cover, set film into the Film Guide, and then position the Film Guide on the document glass

    2.Close the document cover

    3.Start PhotoStudio
    Windows:
    Click the [Start] menu and select [(All) Programs] - [ArcSoft PhotoStudio 5.5], and click [PhotoStudio 5.5].
    Macintosh:
    Double-click the [PhotoStudio] alias on the desktop, or open [Applications] - [PhotoStudio] folders, then double-click the [PhotoStudio] icon.

    4.Click the [File] menu and select [Select Source]
    Select your scanner model in the [Select Source] window and click [Select] (Windows)/[OK] (Macintosh).
    IMPORTANT
    • Do not select the model name that includes [WIA] in it.



    IMPORTANT
    • You do not need to set it from the second time onward with the same scanner.
    • You will need to do this step if you select a different scanner or a digital camera.
    • With some applications, you may have to do this step every time you start the application.

    5.Click the [File] menu and select [Acquire]
    ScanGear starts.


    REFERENCE
    • Click the [Simple Mode] tab if the [Simple Mode] window is not displayed.

    6.Select the type of film you set on the scanner in [Select Source]
    Select [Negative Film(Color)] or [Positive Film(Color)].

    7.Click the [Preview] button
    The thumbnail images are displayed in the preview area.
    Check the frames you want to scan.


    IMPORTANT
    • If the preview image is not displayed correctly, correct the position of the film strip in the film guide and click [Preview] again.

    8.Select [Destination]
    Select [Print(300dpi)] or [Image display(150dpi)].

    9.Select [Output Size]
    Output sizes available vary by the item you selected in [Destination].
    Item Selected in [Destination]Output Sizes Available
    Print(300dpi)Flexible, 4" x 6" Landscape, 4" x 6" Portrait, A4, Letter, Add/Delete*, etc.
    Image display(150dpi)Flexible, 640 x 480 pixels, 800 x 600 pixels, 1024 x 768 pixels, 1600 x 1200 pixels, 2048 x 1536 pixels, Add/Delete*

    * You can register and/or delete custom settings in [Add/Delete].

    10.Select items in [Image corrections] as needed
    The scanned image will be corrected accordingly.

    11.Click the [Scan] button
    After the scanning is completed, the scanning completed window appears.



    Select [Retouch and save the image] and click [OK] if finished with scanning. The scanned image is displayed in the ArcSoft PhotoStudio window for editing.
    Select [Scan other images] and click [OK] to scan additional film strips.


    IMPORTANT
    • You can also click [X] at the top right corner to close ScanGear if the selection window is not displayed.

    12.After the scanning is complete, remove the film strip and the Film Guide, and then put the protective sheet back