Canon CanoScan FB 1200S, FilmGet FAU User Manual

Canon Film Adapter Unit Software
FilmGet FAU
User’s Guide
Quick Start
For those who prefer to jump right into scanning
For those who prefer a methodical approach
Other Functions
For those who are detail oriented
For Windows & Macintosh
How to Use the Guides
The following chart explains how to best use the guides that accompany this Film Adapter Unit. You may also wish to refer to the guides that accompany your scanner.
Printed Manual
A complete guide to setting up the scanner, attaching the cables, installing the software and performing a test scan.
CanoScan FB1200S
Getting Started
Printed Manual
A complete guide to installing the Film Adapter Unit (FAU), attaching the cables, installing the software and positioning film. Read this guide before you first use the FAU.
FAU-S10
Setup Guide
Printed Manual
A detailed description of how to use FilmGet FAU.
FilmGet FAU
User's Guide
This Guide
After you have read the above guide to setup and test the scanner, read this manual to set up the Film Adapter Unit.
Electronic Manual
Film Adapter Unit Manuals
Scanner Manuals
After you read how to setup the FAU, read this manual to learn advanced scanning techniques.
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How to Use this Guide
This is the users guide for FilmGet FAU 1.0 for Windows and FilmGet FAU 1.0 for Macintosh, the driver software for scanning films and transparencies with the Film Adapter Unit FAU-S10 option for CanoScan FB1200S flatbed 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. Please read this guide in conjunction with your Windows or Macintosh guides and the guides for individual TWAIN-compliant or plug-in compliant application programs.
Organization of the Guide
Quick Start
A digest of FilmGet FAU commands and procedures. Recommended for those who prefer to jump right into scanning.
Step 1 Installing the Software
An explanation of how to install or uninstall FilmGet FAU. All should read this section.
Step 2 Scanning
A step-by-step explanation of FilmGet FAU commands and proce­dures. All should read this section.
Step 3 Adjusting Images
An explanation of how to adjust the color balance and brightness of preview images. Read this section as required.
Other Functions
An explanation of the FilmGet FAU menu items and settings. Read this section as required.
Appendices
The appendices include a troubleshooting section, a glossary and the index. Refer to this section as required.
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Symbols in this Guide
The following symbols are used to draw your attention to important topics throughout the guide.
WARNING
This symbol introduces operating precautions and othe­ critical information. Be sure to read these topics
This symbol introduces supplementary information. Read these topics at your discretion.
Notation
FilmGet FAU 1.0 for Windows may be used with the W indows® 95, Windows® 98 and Windows NT® 4.0 operating systems. References to Windows in this guide include all three.
FilmGet FAU 1.0 for Macintosh may be used with Version 7.5 or later versions of the Mac System Software.
Both FilmGet FAU 1.0 for Windows and FilmGet FAU 1.0 for Macintosh are referred to as FilmGet FAU throughout most of this guide.
Although the screen samples provided in this guide mostly show the Windows version of FilmGet FAU, the Macintosh version features a virtually identical user interface. Separate explanations are provided only for items requiring different procedures.
The following notation is used for menu items, tools and messages:
Menu items and commands requiring user selection are shown i
[square brackets]
For example, click [Paper Size] and select [Letter] Messages and item names are shown between ‘single quotation
marks
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A Scanner Driver that Adjusts Images Too
FilmGet FAU is the driver software for the Film Adapter Unit FAU-S10 option installed on CanoScan FB1200S flatbed scanners. It is also equipped with a variety of image process­ing functions and input and output controls. FilmGet FAU is supplied in both Windows and Macintosh compatible versions. 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.
Simple User Interface
The Windows and Macintosh versions of FilmGet FAU both share the same user­friendly interface. Moreover, the menu names and arrangements are consistent with many other popular application programs used on the two platforms. The result is an intuitive and easy-to-use interface that requires very little effort to master.
Color Matching System Support
This software supports color matching systems so that the colors read by the scanner are faithfully reproduced on your monitor without you having to perform any troublesome adjustments.
Batch Scans
Save time and effort by setting the color adjustment and resolution settings for individual frames and then scanning the selected images in a single batch.
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 FAU both share the same user­friendly window design and functions. You can switch between either platform without noticing the transition.
* FilmGet FAU does not support ScanGear Toolbox CS or CanoScan Toolbox CS.
FilmGet FAU Features
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Table of Contents
FilmGet F AU Features ..........................................................................5
Quick Start
Quick Start........................................................................................11
Step 1 Installing the Software
Installing FilmGet FAU .......................................................................17
Preparations before Installation .................................................17
System Requirements ................................................................17
Installing and Uninstalling FilmGet FAU .....................18
Installing and Uninstalling FilmGet FAU ......................21
Step 2 Scanning
Starting and Exiting FilmGet FAU .......................................23
Starting FilmGet FAU.................................................................23
Exiting FilmGet FAU ..................................................................24
Starting and Quitting FilmGet FAU ....................................25
Starting FilmGet FAU.................................................................25
Quitting FilmGet FAU ................................................................26
Main Window...................................................................................27
Main Window ...........................................................27
Main Window ...........................................................28
Menu Bar in the Main Window .................................................28
Tool Bar in the Main Window....................................................28
Preview All Window..........................................................................29
Preview All Window..................................................................29
Toolbar in the Preview All Window ............................................29
How to Find Help......................................................................30
Scanning Procedures.........................................................................31
Positioning Film.................................................................................32
Preparing the Film Adapter Unit ................................................32
Positioning Film.........................................................................32
Setting the Film Type.........................................................................33
Setting the Image Mode ...................................................................34
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Determining the Image Mode ...................................................35
Previewing All the Frames .................................................................36
Selecting Frames ...............................................................................37
Selecting/Deselecting All ...........................................................37
Selecting/Deselecting a Single Frame.........................................37
Adjusting Trimming Frames ...............................................................39
Moving the Trimming Frames ....................................................39
Resizing the Trimming Frames ...................................................39
Restoring Default Trimming Frame Settings ...............................39
Zooming an Image for Verification ............................................39
Moving Images within the Preview All Window.........................40
Settings for 120 Format Films....................................................40
Previewing ........................................................................................41
Previewing ................................................................................41
Switching between Preview Images...........................................42
Switching Images with the Preview All Window ........................43
Using the Toolbar to Manipulate Images ...........................................44
Zooming an Image for Verification ............................................44
Moving an Image within the Preview Area ................................45
Rotating Images........................................................................45
Using Auto Correction on Images .............................................45
Adjusting the Scan Settings...............................................................46
Important Facts about Scan Settings .........................................46
Guide to the Scan Settings Section............................................47
Procedures Common to All Scan Modes....................................48
Saving to a File..........................................................................50
Pasting Images in Documents/Outputting Images to Printers/
Sending Images as Facsimiles ....................................................54
Image and File Sizes ..................................................................55
Displaying Images on Monitors .................................................56
Outputting Images to Standard Photo Sizes ..............................57
Using the Custom Mode ...........................................................58
Adding Scan Settings ................................................................60
Adding and Deleting Items........................................................61
Adjusting Brightness and Coloring ....................................................62
Selecting the Scan Area ....................................................................63
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Selecting the Scan Area.............................................................63
Adjusting the Scan Area Selection Frame...................................63
Adjusting the Selected Scan Area..............................................63
Final Scan .........................................................................................64
Step 3 Adjusting Images
Image Adjustment Modes .................................................................67
Guide to the Image Adjustment Section....................................67
Adjustment Mode Types............................................................68
Procedures Common to all Image Adjustment Modes ...............69
How to Use Each Image Adjustment Mode .......................................71
Adjusting a Histogram ......................................................................73
Guide to the Histogram Tab ......................................................73
Interpreting a Histogram ...........................................................74
How to Adjust a Histogram.......................................................74
Adjusting Brightness/Contrast ...........................................................75
Guide to the Brightness/Contrast Tab ........................................75
Adjusting the Brightness ...........................................................76
Adjusting the Contrast..............................................................76
Adjusting the Color Balance..............................................................77
Guide to the Color Balance Tab .................................................77
Adjusting the Tone Curve..................................................................79
Guide to the Tone Curve Tab .....................................................79
Interpreting Tone Curves ...........................................................80
Adjusting a Tone Curve .............................................................80
Adjusting the Gamma Value .............................................................81
Guide to the Gamma Value Tab ................................................81
Correcting the Gamma Value ....................................................82
Adjusting the Threshold Value...........................................................83
Guide to the Threshold Value Tab..............................................83
Other Functions
Settings Menu ..................................................................................85
Setting the Exposure .................................................................85
Setting the Preferences .............................................................86
Setting the Power Saving Features.............................................89
Restoring the Default Settings...................................................89
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Device and Help Menus ....................................................................91
Selecting a Scanner...................................................................91
Checking a Scanner ..................................................................91
Viewing the Device Version Information ....................................92
Viewing the Software Version Information ................................92
Appendices
Troubleshooting ................................................................................94
Glossary............................................................................................99
Index ..............................................................................................103
Quick Start
For Those Who Prefer to Jump Right into Scanning
Quick Start
This section provides the essentials of scanning with FilmGet FAU. If you wish more information on a particular procedure, refer to the pages quoted for that topic.
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1. Install the FilmGet FAU software.
See the Getting Started, p. 16.
(1)Place the CD-ROM containing the FilmGet FAU software into the
drive.
(2)Double-click the following folders in order and install FilmGet
FAU.
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2. Start FilmGet FAU
See p. 23.
Start a TWAIN-compliant application program, select the Film Adapter Unit with a menu or button, and start FilmGet FAU as a TWAIN driver.
The following is a sample procedure using Adobe Photoshop 5.0 LE.
(1)Start Adobe Photoshop 5.0 LE. (2)Click the [File] menu and select [Import], [Select TWAIN_32
Source... ], and [Canon FilmGet FAU 1.0 for Windows].
(3)Click the [File] menu and select [Import] and [TWAIN_32 ...].
The FilmGet FAU main window will display.
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Start a plug-in compliant application program and select [FilmGet FAU] using the menu item or button.
The following is a sample procedure using Adobe Photoshop 5.0 LE.
(1) Start Adobe Photoshop 5.0 LE. (2) Click the [File] menu and select [Import] and [FilmGet FAU 1.0...].
The FilmGet FAU main window will display.
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3. Position the film.
See the Getting Started, p. 24.
Insert the film in a film guide and place the film guide on the scanner platen.
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4. Set the film type and image mode.
See p. 33, 34.
(1) Select a film type that matches the film you are scanning. (2) Set the image mode (color, grayscale or black and white).
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5. Preview all of the frames on the scanner platen.
See p. 36.
Click the button. The entire scan area will be scanned and the film position and
trimming frames will display in the preview all window.
Calibration Strip
Align the alignment mark on the film guide with the
alignment mark on the positioning guide on the scanner.
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6. Select a frame you wish to scan.
See p. 37.
Click the corresponding trimming frame to select a frame. The selected frame will be displayed with a green border.
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7. Adjust the trimming frame.
See p. 39.
The size and position of the trimming frame can be adjusted.
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8. Preview the selected frame.
See p. 41.
Click the button.
The image will display in the preview area.
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• The cancel command may take a few moments to take effect.
• If you have selected multiple frames for the preview scan, switch between the individual frames by clicking on the [frame no.] at the top of the preview area or by double­clicking an image in the preview all window.
Preview All Window
Trimming Frame
Position of the Film
The preview progress bar will display. Press the button if you wish to stop the preview scan.
Main Window
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9. Set the scan settings.
See p. 46.
Set the scan settings frame by frame. Click a button in the scan settings section to select an appropriate settings mode, resolution and output method.
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10. Adjust the image brightness and coloring.
See p. 62.
If the preview images are not to your satisfaction, adjust the images frame by frame. Click an image adjustment settings tab and adjust the brightness and coloring.
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11. Select the scan area for each image.
See p. 63.
Drag the ‘+’ shaped mouse cursor diagonally to select a scan area.
Image Adjustment Section
Set the values for each adjustment mode.
Select an Image Adjustment Mode (Contrast/Brightness, etcetera)
Scan Settings Section
Set the values for each scan mode.
Select a mode corresponding to the purpose of the scanned image.
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12. Initiate the final scan.
See p. 64.
Click the button. The scanned image will appear in the window of the application
program from which FilmGet FAU was summoned.
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13. Retouch the image as required.
See the Manual for your application program.
Print or save inage to disk with the application program from which FilmGet FAU was started.
Images from all the selected frames will display.
Quick Start
STEP 1
Installing the Software
Proceed directly to Step 2
if you have already
installed FilmGet FAU with
the instructions from the
Getting Started.
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Installing the Software
Installing FilmGet FAU
Preparations before Installation
Check the following items before installing FilmGet FAU.
• Has the Film Adapter Unit been correctly installed onto the scanner?
See the Getting Started, p. 10.
• Are the scanner and Film Adapter Unit correctly plugged into
electric outlets? (You must plug in and connect both the scanner and Film Adapter Unit before you start up your computer.)
System Requirements
The computer you use to run FilmGet FAU must meet the following minimum requirements. Install FilmGet FAU onto the hard disk drive.
Operating System: Windows 95, Windows 98, W indows NT 4.0 CPU: i486 or greater for WIindows 95, 98
Pentium or greater for Windows NT 4.0 Hard Disk: 50 MB or more available RAM: 32 MB or more (64 MB or more recommended) Display: VGA, 256 colors or more (32,000 colors recommended),
800 x 600 pixels or more Other: CD-ROM drive
You are recommended to install the latest service pack for Windows.
Operating System: System Software 7.5 or later CPU: PowerPC Hard Disk: 50 MB or more available RAM: 32 MB or more (64 MB or more recommended) Display: 256 colors or more (32,000 colors recommended), 640 x
480 pixels or more Other: CD-ROM drive
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Installing and Uninstalling FilmGet FAU
This topic explains the procedures for the Windows platform. For Macintosh, see p. 21.
Installing
Install FilmGet FAU from its CD-ROM. For instructions, see p.17, ‘Install­ing the FAU Software Program (Windows),’ in the Getting Started.
Uninstalling
Click the Windows [Start] menu and select [Settings], [Control Panel] and [Add/Remove Programs] to delete FilmGet FAU.
• Deleting FilmGet FAU directly, with the Windows Explorer for instance, will leave unnecessary data in the system files. Use the following procedures for the best results. Some informa­tion in files such as the WIN.INI file will remain undeleted.
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1. Click the [Start] menu and select [Settings] and [Control Panel].
The Control Panel will display.
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2. Double-click the [Add/Remove Programs] icon.
The Add/Remove Programs Properties window will display.
Select FilmGet FAU in this window and click the [Add/ Remove] button.
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3. Select [FilmGet FAU 1.0 for Windows] and click the
button.
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4. Click the [Yes] button.
The FilmGet FAU Uninstall dialog will display.
Continue the procedure by following the on-screen messages.
• Place a check mark beside all of the uninstall categories.
• If other Canon software for flatbed or film scanners is installed, a message asking confirmation to delete common files will display. Follow the on-screen messages to complete the procedure.
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5. Click the [OK] button.
The Add/Remove Programs Properties dialog will display again.
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6. Click the close box at the upper right of the window.
This completes the uninstall procedure.
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Installing the Software
Installing and Uninstalling FilmGet FAU
This topic explains the procedures for the Macintosh platform. For Windows, see p. 18.
Installing
Install FilmGet FAU from its CD-ROM. For instructions, see p. 21, ‘Installing the FAU Software Program (Macintosh),’ in the Getting Started.
Uninstalling
Use the following procedures to uninstall (delete) FilmGet FAU before you upgrade to a newer version or when you desire to remove the program from your hard disk.
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1. Drag [FilmGet FAU 1.0] to the Trash from the folder in which it was installed.
If you have installed it into the folder of more than one application program, drag each copy to the Trash.
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2. Double-click the [System] and [Preferences] folders and drag the entire [FilmGet FAU] folder to the Trash.
This concludes the uninstall procedures.
STEP 2
Scanning
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Scanning
Starting and Exiting FilmGet FAU
This topic explains the procedures for the Windows platform. For Macintosh, see p. 25.
Starting FilmGet FAU
Start FilmGet FAU from within a TWAIN-compliant application program. Adobe Photoshop 5.0 LE is used in the example below.
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1. Start Adobe Photoshop 5.0 LE.
• If you are using a different TWAIN-compliant application program, start that program.
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2. Click the [File] menu and select [Import] and [Select TWAIN_32 Source...].
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3. The Select Source dialog will display. Select [Canon FilmGet FAU 1.0 for Windows] from the list and click the [Select] button.
• The third step selects the scanning device. This step need only
be taken the first time the Film Adapter Unit is used or when an alternate scanner or digital camera driver, such as ScanGear CS-S, has been used in the interim.
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4.
Click the [File] menu and select [Import] and [Twain_32...].
The FilmGet FAU main window will display.
This window is used to view the scanned images.
• Some TWAIN-compliant application programs offer the choice of TWAIN_16 or TWAIN_32 for the items in steps 2 and 4. To use FilmGet FAU, select the TWAIN_32 option.
• Please refer to the manuals accompanying the individual software package for the procedures for opening a TWAIN driver from within a TWAIN-compliant application program other than Adobe Photoshop 5.0 LE.
Exiting FilmGet FAU
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1. Click the (close box) at the upper right of the window.
The FilmGet FAU main window will close.
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• FilmGet FAU will automatically close when the ‘Close FilmGet
FAU after Acquire’ option has been turned on in the [Prefer­ences] item of the [Settings] menu. See p. 88.
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Starting and Quitting FilmGet FAU
This topic explains the procedures for the Macintosh platform. For Windows, see p.
23.
Starting FilmGet FAU
Start FilmGet FAU from within a plug-in compliant application program. Adobe Photoshop 5.0 LE is used in the example below.
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1. Start Adobe Photoshop 5.0 LE.
• If you are using a different plug-in compliant application program,
start that program.
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2. Click the [File] menu and select [Import] and [FilmGet FAU 1.0...].
The FilmGet FAU main window will display.
• This window is used to view the scanned images.
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software package for the procedures for opening a plug-in from within a plug-in compliant application program other than Adobe Photoshop 5.0 LE.
Quitting FilmGet FAU
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1. Click the (close box) at the upper left of the window.
The FilmGet FAU main window will close.
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FAU after Acquire’ option has been turned on in the [Prefer­ences] item of the [Settings] menu. See p. 88.
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Main Window
Main Window
The main window is the first to display when FilmGet FAU is launched.
Image Adjustment Section
Adjusts the brightness and coloring of preview images.
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.
Preview Area
Displays the preview image for a single frame. Use this area to set the scan area and inspect adjustments to the image.
Menu Bar
Contains the various commands and settings to control how FilmGet FAU operates.
Toolbar
Contains the tools that control how previewed images are processed.
Close Box
Closes FilmGet FAU (Windows).
Show Preview All Window
Shows the preview all window.
Show/Hide Tool Tips
Shows or hides the tool tips.
Window Resizing
Click and drag anywhere along the right or bottom edges to resize the window.
Scan Button
Initiates the final scan and displays the scanned images in the window of the application program from which FilmGet FAU was started.
Preview Button
Initiates a preview scan and displays the images one at a time in the preview area.
Preview All Button
Initiates a preview scan of the entire scanner platen and displays the position of each frame in the preview all window.
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Main Window
The FilmGet FAU 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.
Menu Bar in the Main Window
Tool Bar in the Main Window
Selector Tool. See p. 63. Grab Tool. See p. 45. Zoom In Tool. See p. 44. Zoom Out Tool. See p. 44. Zoom Reset Tool. See p. 44. Rotate 90 Degrees Left Tool. See p. 45. Rotate 90 Degrees Right Tool. See p. 45. Rotate 180 Degrees Tool. See p. 45. Flip Tool. See p. 45.
Auto Correct Tool. See p. 45.
Close Box
Closes FilmGet FAU (Macintosh).
Settings Menu
Sets the auto exposure, the preview settings and the color matching system settings among others. See p. 85.
Device Menu
Selects the scanner, runs a scanner test or displays scanner information. See p. 91.
Help Menu
Displays FilmGet FAU help topics or software version data. See p. 92.
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Scanning
Preview All Window
Preview All Window
The preview all window is the window that appears when you click the or (Show Preview All Window) button.
Toolbar in the Preview All Window
Selector Tool. See p. 39. Grab Tool. See p. 40. Zoom In Tool. See p. 39. Zoom Out Tool. See p. 40. Zoom Reset Tool. See p. 40.
Select All Frames Tool. See p. 37. Deselect All Frames Tool. See p. 37.
Reset Trimming Frames Tool. See p. 39 . 120 Format Settings Tool. See p. 40.
Title Bar
Displays the window title. Click here and drag the window to change its position on the desktop.
Toolbar
Contains the tools that control how previewed images are processed.
Trimming Frame
A border for confirming and adjusting the position of each frame in the previewed film.
Close Box
Closes FilmGet FAU (Macintosh).
Frame No.
Close Box
Closes FilmGet FAU (Windows).
Show/Hide Tool Tips Button
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How to Find Help
FilmGet FAU is equipped with tool tips that explain the functions of the buttons and tools in the window. When you click the button at
the top right of the preview or preview all window, 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.
Tool Tip
Show/Hide Tool Tips Button
Show/Hide Tool Tips Button
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