User Guide
Table Of Contents
- How to Use this Guide
- Table of Contents
- Control Panel Features
- Scanning Procedures
- Plug-in module FS Special Features
- Quick Start Instructions
- STEP 1 Installing Plug-in module FS
- STEP 2 Scanning Preparations
- STEP 3 Scanning
- STEP 4 Adjusting and Editing Scanned Images
- Optimum Adjustments for Image Quality
- Color Correction
- Color Correction - Histogram Setting
- Color Correction - Brightness and Contrast Settings
- Color Correction - Color Balance
- Color Correction - Tone Curve Settings
- Color Correction - Gamma Value Settings
- Color Correction - Threshold
- Film Correction - Focus Correction
- Film Correction — Exposure Adjustment
- Auto Tone Correction (ColorSync™)
- Saving / Recalling Settings
- Editing Scanned Images
- Appendices
- Troubleshooting
- Error Messages
- List of Film Types <2700F only>
- Glossary
- Index (A - F)
- Index (G - S)
- Index (T - Z)
- Canon Customer Support Help Desk
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Before an image is scanned, it is advisable to preview the image. The Preview function
will read the image once and present the entire film image in the Preview window. Use
the Preview window to review the image as it will be scanned and to make any re-
quired adjustments to the color balance or scan area.
Operating Procedures
Place the film in the scanner.
• Either 35 mm film, slide mounted film, or IX240 film can be placed in the scanner.
For instructions on placing the film in the scanner, please refer to the “Placing
Film” section of the Getting Started Guide.
Click on the [Preview] button.
• The film will be read and the image will appear in the Preview window.
Hint
• The Preview window can be adjusted to a larger size (p. 31).
• The Dynamic Preview function enables changes to settings, such as the scan
mode and brightness, to be immediately reflected in the preview image.
• Nevertheless, the preview image provides only an approximation of the scan
and the final results may differ to some degree from the preview image.
• Be sure to re-click the Preview button and to check the preview image each
time you replace a film or change a film type setting.
Previewing
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