CanoScan FS4000US Driver Software
FilmGet FS
User’s Guide
Quick Start
To jump right into scanning
Chapter 1 to Chapter 4
To proceed at a more leisurely pace
You can start using your CanoScan scanner with either of these procedures!!
Appendix: Troubleshooting
For problems during installation or use
The various CanoScan scanner manuals are used for the following purposes.
This is the user’s guide for FilmGet FS for Windows and FilmGet FS for Macintosh, the driver software for CanoScan FS4000US film scanners. Start the Windows version as a TWAIN driver from within TWAIN-compliant applications and the Macintosh version as the plug-in compliant driver software from within plug-in compatible applications.
This guide explains how to use FilmGet FS after starting the driver software from within the application program. (The operations after starting the driver software are nearly the same for both the Windows and Macintosh versions.) Please read this guide in conjunction with your Windows and Macintosh guides and the guides for individual TWAIN-compliant or plug-in compliant application programs.
Organization of the Guide
This user’s guide is organized as follows.
Quick Start <To jump right into scanning>
This is a digest of the scanning procedures using FilmGet FS.
Read this to start using the scanner immediately.
Chapter 1 Before Scanning
An explanation of starting and exiting FilmGet FS, and an introduction of FilmGet FS window names and functions.
All users read this section.
Chapter 2 Scanning
A step-by-step explanation of scanning procedures using FilmGet FS.
All users read this section.
Chapter 3 Scanning Setup
An explanation of how to set the scan settings such as input resolution (how finely to read the image) and output target. Read this section as required.
Chapter 4 Adjusting Images
An explanation of how to adjust the coloring and brightness of preview images. Read this section as required.
Chapter 5 Other Functions
An explanation of the FilmGet FS menu items and settings. Read this section as required.
Appendices
Troubleshooting, glossary and index. Refer to these sections as required.
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Notation and Screen Samples
• Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows 2000 Professional and Windows Millennium Edition are referred to as Windows 98 SE, Windows 2000 and Windows Me, respectively. Also, unless otherwise specified, references to Windows in this guide include all of Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows 2000 and Windows Me.
• Both FilmGet FS for Windows and FilmGet FS for Macintosh are referred to as FilmGet FS.
• Although the screen samples provided in this guide mostly show the Windows 98 version of FilmGet FS, the Macintosh version features a virtually identical user interface. Separate explanations are provided only for items requiring different procedures.
•Adobe Photoshop LE and Adobe Acrobat Reader are referred to as Photoshop LE and Acrobat Reader, respectively.
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● A Scanner Driver that Adjusts Images Too
FilmGet FS is the driver software for the CanoScan FS4000US scanner, and is equipped with a variety of image processing functions and input and output controls. The Windows version can be opened as a 32-bit TWAIN driver from within TWAIN-compliant application programs. The Macintosh version can be opened as a plug-in from within plug-in compliant application programs.
● Color Matching System Support
(Windows: ColorGear, Macintosh: ColorSync)
This software supports color matching systems so that the colors read by the scanner are faithfully reproduced on your monitor without forcing you to perform any troublesome adjustments.
● Batch Scanning of Multiple Frames
Save time and effort by setting the color adjustment and resolution settings for individual frames and then scanning the selected frames in a single batch. You can scan up to six frames of 35 mm (135) film, four frames of slide-mounted film, or 40 frames of APS (IX240) film in a single batch.
•APS film refers to APS standard film.
APS is the abbreviation for Advanced Photo System.
● Dirt and Scratch Correction Function FARE
This software is equipped with the FARE (Film Automatic Retouching and Enhancement) dirt and scratch correction function. This function eliminates troublesome and time consuming cleaning and scratch retouching work by automatically identifying dirt and scratches on the film surface and correcting these defects to provide a clear image.
● Easy Scanning with Auto Settings
Settings for images that are to be used for specific purposes, such as for display on a monitor, for output to a printer or for transmission in a fax, can be set automatically. You are now free to scan without bothering with resolution and size settings.
● Tool Tips Provide Guidance
Guidance is always at hand when you position the mouse cursor over a button or tool. The tool tips provide useful information if you are unsure how to use an item.
● Common Windows and Macintosh User Interface
The Windows and Macintosh versions of FilmGet FS both share the same user-friendly window design and functions. You can switch between either platform without noticing the transition.
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System Requirements ..................................................................... |
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Installing FilmGet FS........................................................................ |
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Starting and Exiting FilmGet FS....................................................... |
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System Requirements ..................................................................... |
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Installing FilmGet FS........................................................................ |
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Starting and Exiting FilmGet FS....................................................... |
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FilmGet FS Main Window ........................................................................ |
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Main Window ........................................................................ |
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Menu Bar in the Main Window......................................................... |
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Toolbar in the Main Window............................................................. |
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Thumbnail Window .......................................................................... |
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Toolbar in the Thumbnail Window.................................................... |
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How to Find Help ..................................................................................... |
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Loading Film ............................................................................................ |
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Inserting the Film Holder ................................................................. |
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Ejecting the Film Holder .................................................................. |
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Switching between Windows.................................................................. |
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Switching to the Main Window ........................................................ |
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Selecting the Film Type........................................................................... |
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Film Type Setting ............................................................................. |
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Setting the Color Mode ........................................................................... |
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Color Mode Setting.......................................................................... |
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Determining the Color Mode ........................................................... |
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Thumbnail Scanning ............................................................................... |
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Displaying the Thumbnail Window .................................................. |
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Initiating a Thumbnail Scan ............................................................. |
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Selecting Frames ..................................................................................... |
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Selecting/Deselecting All ................................................................ |
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Selecting/Deselecting a Single Frame ............................................ |
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Rotating and Flipping Thumbnail Images ............................................. |
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Rotating and Flipping Images ......................................................... |
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Transferring Thumbnail Images to the Application Program .............. |
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Transferring Thumbnail Images....................................................... |
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Previewing to Inspect the Images .......................................................... |
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Previewing ....................................................................................... |
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Switching between Preview Images................................................ |
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Adjusting Preview Images ...................................................................... |
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Zooming an Image for Verification .................................................. |
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Moving an Image within the Preview Area ...................................... |
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Rotating and Flipping Images ......................................................... |
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Using Auto Correction on Images ................................................... |
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Adjusting Brightness and Coloring ....................................................... |
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Selecting the Scan Area.......................................................................... |
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Selecting the Scan Area.................................................................. |
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Adjusting the Scan Area Selection Frame....................................... |
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Adjusting the Selected Scan Area .................................................. |
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Final Scan ................................................................................................. |
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Scanning the Selected Frames ....................................................... |
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Using File Mode ....................................................................................... |
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Selecting an Input Resolution.......................................................... |
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Selecting the Display Size............................................................... |
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Adjusting a Histogram ............................................................................ |
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Adjusting the Exposure ................................................................... |
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Setting the Monitor Gamma Value................................................... |
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Setting the Preferences ................................................................... |
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Setting the Power Saving Features ................................................. |
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Restoring the Default Settings......................................................... |
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[Device] and [Help] Menus ...................................................................... |
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Checking a Scanner........................................................................ |
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Viewing the Device Version Information .......................................... |
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Viewing the Software Version Information ....................................... |
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FilmGet FS Error Messages .................................................................. |
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Uninstalling FilmGet FS ............................................................. |
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Uninstalling and Reinstalling FilmGet FS ................................ |
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Glossary ................................................................................................. |
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This section provides the essentials of scanning with FilmGet FS. For those who prefer to jump right into scanning, simply follow the procedures below.
If you wish more information in a particular procedure, refer to the pages quoted for that topic.
1 Install the FilmGet FS software.
• Proceed directly to step 2 if you have already installed the FilmGet FS software according to the instructions in Getting Started.
See Getting Started p. 30.
•Connect the scanner to your computer and turn on the power. When the “Add New Hardware Wizard” screen appears, place the supplied “CanoScan Setup CD-ROM” into the CD-ROM drive and follow the instructions in the messages to install the software.
See Getting Started p. 50.
(1)Place the supplied “CanoScan Setup CD-ROM” into the CD-ROM drive.
(2)When CanoScan Setup Utility starts, select [Install the Software] and install Photoshop LE. Be sure to reboot your computer after installation is finished.
(3)Start CanoScan Setup Utility again, select [Install the Software] and install FilmGet FS together with the supplied application program.
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2 Start FilmGet FS.
See p. 19.
• Start a TWAIN-compliant application program such as Photoshop LE, and start FilmGet FS using the menu item or button.
Thumbnail Window
When using Photoshop LE, click the [File]
Main Window
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[TWAIN_32...].
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•Start a plug-in-compliant application program such as Photoshop LE, and select FilmGet FS using the menu item or button.
Thumbnail Window
When using Photoshop LE, click the
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(1)Hold the film holder horizontally with the mark facing
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(3) Insert the end with the
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(2)Check that the [R] mark can be seen properly from the right side.
Set the film type and color mode. See pp. 33 to 35.
(1)Click the main window to switch the window.
(2)Select a film type (color/ monochrome, negative/positive) that matches the film you are scanning.
(3)Set the color mode (color, grayscale, or black and white).
Make a thumbnail scan of all the frames on the film. See p. 36.
(1)Click the [Thumbnail…] button in the main window to display the thumbnail window.
(2)Click the [Thumbnail Scan] button in the thumbnail window.
The thumbnail scan progress bar will be displayed. Click the [Cancel] button if you wish to stop the thumbnail scan.
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7 Preview the image for the selected frame. See pp. 40, 41.
• Switch to the main window and click the [Preview] button.
• The image will be displayed in the preview area.
• For details on switching between the main window and the thumbnail window, see page 32.
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• If the purpose is clear such as for printout or display on a monitor, set the resolution, output target and other settings for each frame using the scan setting section functions.
• If the purpose is undecided, scan at default settings. In this case the images are scanned with file mode settings (scanning settings for storage in files).
Select a mode corresponding to the purpose of the scanned image.
Set the values for each item.
Scan Settings Section
10 If necessary, adjust the image brightness and coloring. See p. 46.
•If the preview image brightness and coloring are not to your satisfaction, adjust the images frame by frame using the image adjustment section functions.
Select an image adjustment mode (Contrast, Brightness, etc.).
Set the values for each item.
Image Adjustment Section
•When using the image adjustment section functions, remove the check from the “Use Color Matching” option in the [Color Matching] item of the [Settings] menu.
See p. 89.
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11 Select the scan area for each image. See pp. 47, 48.
•Drag the ‘+’ shaped mouse cursor diagonally to select a scan area.
12 Initiate the final scan. See p. 49.
•Click the [Scan] button.
•Scanning is executed. The scanned image will not appear in the preview area, and will instead be transferred to the application program from which FilmGet FS was started.
The scan progress bar will be displayed. Click the [Cancel] button if you wish to stop the scan.
•To scan multiple frames in a batch, select the frames to be scanned beforehand at the thumbnail window.
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•For the Macintosh version, click the (close box) at the top left of the window to close the window.
•The scanned image will be displayed in the window of the application program from which FilmGet FS was started.
The scanned images of all the selected frames will be displayed.
14 Retouch the image as required. See the manual for your application program.
•Print or save the image to a disk with the application program from which FilmGet FS was started.
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CanoScan FS4000US Film Scanner
CHAPTER 1
Before Scanning
This section introduces procedures and main window and thumbnail window names and functions that you should be familiar with before actually using FilmGet FS.
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The computer you use to run FilmGet FS must meet the following minimum requirements. Check your computer and install FilmGet FS onto the hard disk drive.
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•FilmGet FS is not compatible with NEC PC-9800/9821 series computers.
•Only one CanoScan scanner may be connected to a computer at a time.
•Please note that the system may become unstable because the computer’s energy saving mode
(sleep mode) is not supported.
Install FilmGet FS according to the instructions in “2. Installing the Driver Software” of “Chapter 2 Using the Scanner with Windows” in Getting Started supplied with the scanner.
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■ Starting FilmGet FS
FilmGet FS must be started from within a TWAIN-compliant application program. It cannot be started independently. Photoshop LE is used in the example below.
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•The operations in steps 2 and 3 are not necessary if no driver software for other scanners or digital cameras has been installed.
•Once FilmGet FS has been selected, you do not need to reselect it as long as you do not disconnect the scanner or change the settings.
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4 Click the [File] menu and select [Import] and [TWAIN_32...].
•FilmGet FS starts, and the main window and thumbnail window will be displayed.
•Scanning is performed using these windows.
Thumbnail Window
Main Window
•Please refer to the manuals accompanying the individual software package for the procedures for starting FilmGet FS from within a TWAIN-compliant application program other than Photoshop LE.
■Exiting FilmGet FS
1Click the (close box) at the top right of the main window.
•The FilmGet FS windows will close.
•FilmGet FS will automatically close after scanning has finished when the “Close FilmGet FS after Acquire” option has been checked in the [Preferences...] item of the [Settings] menu. See p. 92.
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The computer you use to run FilmGet FS must meet the following minimum requirements. Check your computer and install FilmGet FS onto the hard disk drive.
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•Please note that the system may become unstable because the computer’s energy saving mode (sleep mode) is not supported.
Install FilmGet FS according to the instructions in “1. Installing the Software” of “Chapter 3 Using the Scanner with a Macintosh” in Getting Started supplied with the scanner.
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■ Starting FilmGet FS
FilmGet FS must be started from within a plug-in compliant application program. It cannot be started independently. Photoshop LE is used in the example below.
• When using Photoshop LE, you must increase the allotted memory in order to start FilmGet FS. For more information please see page 65 “Increasing the Memory Allocated to Photoshop LE” of Getting Started.
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•FilmGet FS starts, and the main window and thumbnail window will be displayed.
•Scanning is performed using these windows.
Thumbnail Window
Main Window
•Please refer to the manuals accompanying the individual software package for the procedures for starting FilmGet FS from within a plug-in compliant application program other than Photoshop LE.
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■Exiting FilmGet FS
1Click the (close box) at the top left of the main window.
•The FilmGet FS windows will close.
•FilmGet FS will automatically close after scanning has finished when the “Close FilmGet FS after Acquire” option has been checked in the [Preferences...] item.
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Main Window
The main window is displayed together with the thumbnail window (See p. 26) when FilmGet FS is started within the application program.
Image Adjustment Section
Adjusts the brightness and coloring of preview images.
Menu Bar
Contains the various commands and settings to control how FilmGet FS operates.
Scan Settings Section
Sets the resolution and output target settings according to the primary purpose of the scanned image.
Title Bar
Displays the window title. Click here and drag the window to change its position on the desktop.
Toolbar
Contains the tools for rotating, flipping and zooming the preview image.
Close Box
Closes FilmGet FS.
Show/Hide Tool Tips
Shows or hides the tool tips.
Scan Area Frame
The image within the area enclosed by this frame is scanned.
Preview Area
Displays the preview image for a single frame. Use this area to set the scan area and inspect adjustments to the image.
[Thumbnail…] button |
[Preview] button |
[Scan] button |
Window Resizing |
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Initiates a preview scan |
Initiates the final scan of |
Click and drag anywhere |
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all selected images and |
along the right or bottom |
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transfers the scanned |
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the preview area. |
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main window. |
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• Some items and buttons are grayed out and not available when a film holder is not inserted into the scanner.
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Main Windows
The FilmGet FS main window is virtually indistinguishable between the Windows and Macintosh versions. The primary difference is the location of the close box. On the Macintosh version it is located at the top left corner of the window.
Close Box
Closes FilmGet FS.
[Settings] menu
Sets the auto exposure, focus adjustment, and color matching system settings among others. See p. 86.
[Device] menu
Runs a scanner test or displays scanner information. See p. 96.
[Help] menu
Displays FilmGet FS help topics or software version data. See p. 96.
Selector Tool. See pp. 43, 47, 78.
Grab Tool. See p. 43.
Zoom In Tool. See p. 42.
Zoom Out Tool. See p. 42.
Zoom Reset Tool. See p. 42.
Rotate 90 Degrees Left Tool. See p. 43.
Rotate 90 Degrees Right Tool. See p. 43.
Rotate 180 Degrees Tool. See p. 43.
Flip Tool. See p. 43.
Auto Correct Tool. See p. 44.
Film Eject Tool. See p. 42.
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The thumbnail window is the window that appears when you click the [Thumbnail...] button in the main window (See p. 24). This window is displayed together with the main window when FilmGet FS is started within the application program.
[Select All] button |
Toolbar |
Title Bar |
Selects all of the frames. |
Contains the tools for rotating |
Click here and drag the window to |
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change the window position on the |
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[Thumbnail Scan] button
Initiates a thumbnail scan of all frames and displays the thumbnail images.
Scroll Bar
Lets you scroll to view thumbnail images that are not currently displayed.
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Window Resizing |
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• When a film holder is not inserted into the scanner, no frames will be displayed.
Flip Tool. See p. 38.
Rotate 180 Degrees Tool. See p. 38.
Rotate 90 Degrees Right Tool. See p. 38.
Rotate 90 Degrees Left Tool. See p. 38.
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FilmGet FS is equipped with tool tips that explain the functions of the buttons and tools in the windows. When you click the (Show/Hide Tool Tips) button, the button will change to the button. In this state, positioning the mouse cursor over a button or tool will display the tool tip for that item. To hide the tool tips, click the button again.
Show/Hide Tool Tips Button
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CanoScan FS4000US Film Scanner
CHAPTER 2
Scanning
This section provides a step-by-step explanation of scanning operations using FilmGet FS, from loading the film to thumbnail scanning and preview scanning.
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Scanning Procedures .................................................... |
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Loading Film ................................................................... |
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Switching between Windows ........................................ |
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Selecting the Film Type ................................................. |
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Setting the Color Mode .................................................. |
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Thumbnail Scanning ...................................................... |
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Selecting Frames ........................................................... |
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Rotating and Flipping Thumbnail Images.................... |
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Transferring Thumbnail Images to the Application |
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Previewing to Inspect the Images................................. |
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Adjusting Preview Images............................................. |
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Adjusting the Scan Settings.......................................... |
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Adjusting Brightness and Coloring.............................. |
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Selecting the Scan Area ................................................ |
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