Canon 800II manual Printing Images, Scan Batch to Printer, Actual size, Fit to paper, Actual Pixel

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Chapter 3 Using the Scanner

Printing Images

To print an image projected onto the screen, you can either send the scanned image data to the printer (Scan batch to printer) or print an image downloaded to the PC. The print procedures differ for the two methods.

In the case of Scan batch to printer, the procedure also differs depending on the carrier

used. Refer to the instructions for your carrier for details.

Scan Batch to Printer

In the “Scan batch to printer” method, the image projected on the screen is scanned

and sent directly to the printer. In this mode, because the scanned image is not automati- cally saved, the image should be saved if necessary.

1 Project the image onto the scanner screen.

2 Check [Printer setting...].

3 Select [File]-[Print Format].

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Using the Scanner

•Actual size

Prints at the size shown on the screen, regardless of the paper used for printing and the resolution at which the image was scanned.

•Fit to paper

If the image size is larger than the paper size, this setting shrinks the image to match the paper size. If the image is smaller than the paper size, the image is printed at actual size.

•Actual Pixel

Prints each dot in the scanned image as one dot on the printer. Accordingly, the printed image is smaller when it is printed on a high-resolution printer that prints smaller dots.

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Contents Introduction Scanner ConventionsContents Troubleshooting Chapter Login to Windows Installing Scanning UtilityBefore Installation Installing Scanning UtilityClick Start and select Run Open field, type D\su800\setup.exe and click OKSelect English United States and click OK Installation ends and the Setup Complete dialog box appears Check the displayed installation folder and then click NextClick Next Uninstalling Scanning Utility Startup and Exit Basic Scanning Utility 800 OperationsScanning Utility 800 screen, select File-Exit Open Screen DescriptionsSave Page As Converter mode Printer settingScanner setting Cancel ScanZoom Out ToolbarStatus bar ZoomPrev NextAbout Installation and Basic Operation of Scanning Utility Installation and Basic Operation of Scanning Utility Specifying the Scanner Settings Starting up Scanning Utility Specifying the Scanner SettingsClick the Start button and select Programs-Scanning Utility Select File-Scanner setting..., or click on the Toolbar Scanner Settings Left SizeFrame Area CenterButtons CancelBrightness ContrastDetail Settings Add on AE AdjustmentImage Rotation Detect Image SizeErase Notch Filter SettingsDefault Erase BackgroundText Add on SettingsCounter For January 20 TimeFor 4.28.30 pm DateAddon Type Horizontal Offset mmVertical Offset mm PagesNew File Counter SettingsReset Trigger Increment TriggerReset Value Click Download and select the prepared gamma curve data Gamma Curve SettingsPreparing Gamma Curve Data Select a function key Assigning Function KeysAssign the function Setting Assignment Adjust MarginAdjust Sharpness Picture ModeUsing the Scanner Check the scanned image Scanning and Saving ImagesScan Project the image on the scanner screen Select File-ScanFile Names Select File-Save Page As... or click in the ToolbarPrint the scanned image. P.46 Printing the Displayed Image File TypesNumber of file name characters Scan Batch to FileClick Start Scanning Check the scanned images Scanning endsSelect File-Open or click in the Toolbar Opening a Saved FileSelect a file and click OK Check the scanned image Fit to paper Printing ImagesScan Batch to Printer Actual sizeSelect File-Scan batch to printer Check the scanned images Select File-Print or click on the Toolbar Printing the Displayed ImageCheck the print settings and click OK Other Operations Converter ModeCreating New Folders File names for image files Use the FS Controller III keyboard to perform the scanCheck the printer paper ReaderPrinter Emulation ModePrinting ends Using the Scanner Troubleshooting When an Error Message is Displayed Message Message File already exists. Do you wish to overwrite it?Sion Scanning Utility 800 does not run correctly When the Scanned Image is Not NormalScanner settings are incorrect Scanner’s scanning plate or lense are soiledIndex BMP When the Scanned Image is Not Normal Troubleshooting

800II specifications

The Canon 800 II is a remarkable addition to Canon's lineup of high-performance telephoto lenses, specifically designed for professional photographers and wildlife enthusiasts. Its impressive features, advanced technologies, and robust characteristics make it a popular choice for capturing exceptional images even in challenging conditions.

At the core of the Canon 800 II is its focal length of 800mm, which allows photographers to achieve stunning close-ups from considerable distances. This is particularly beneficial for wildlife and sports photography, where getting close to the subject may not be feasible. The lens has a fast f/5.6 aperture, enabling excellent performance in low-light environments while maintaining a shallow depth of field for beautifully blurred backgrounds.

One of the standout features of the Canon 800 II is its lightweight design made possible by the incorporation of advanced materials such as magnesium alloy and fluorite elements. Weighing significantly less than its predecessor, the lens is easier to handle during long shooting sessions and provides superb portability for photographers on the move.

Image stabilization technology is another impressive aspect of the Canon 800 II. With a sophisticated image stabilization system, photographers can achieve steady shots even at slower shutter speeds, reducing the potential for camera shake. This feature is particularly useful when shooting handheld or in challenging lighting conditions.

The lens also incorporates Canon’s Super Spectra Coating, which helps to minimize ghosting and flare while enhancing contrast and color accuracy. This ensures that images are sharp and vibrant, making it easier to capture the intricate details of distant subjects.

Autofocus on the Canon 800 II is powered by a ring-type ultrasonic motor (USM), allowing for fast and silent focusing. This is essential for capturing fleeting moments in wildlife photography, where speed and accuracy are crucial. Additionally, the lens features full-time manual focus, providing photographers with the ability to fine-tune their focus without having to switch modes.

Durability is key for professional-grade lenses, and the Canon 800 II is designed to withstand tough environmental conditions. With a weather-sealed construction, it offers protection against moisture and dust, allowing photographers to work confidently in various climates.

Overall, the Canon 800 II stands out for its exceptional performance, lightweight design, advanced image stabilization, and robust build quality. Whether photographing wildlife, sports, or scenic landscapes, this lens offers unrivaled capabilities that help professionals capture stunning images with ease and precision.
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