Canon 9900F manual Scanning Film, Positioning the Film, Place the film in the film guide

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Scanning Film

You can scan 35 mm film (strips or slides) as well as 120 and 4" x 5" format film with this scanner.

Positioning the Film

Use the following procedures to insert the film into the film guide. Make sure that the FAU cable is connected properly. If the scanner power is not on, press the power switch to turn it on (p. 7).

1 Remove the protective sheet from the document cover.

cdSlide the protective sheet up and out to free it from the

tabs at the top.

efSlide the sheet up again and out to free it from the tabs at

the bottom.

When you finish scanning, fit the holes at the bottom end of the protective sheet over the tabs at the bot- tom of the document cover and slide the protective sheet down. Repeat the procedure for the top end.

• Store the protective sheet in a safe place so that it will not get bent or broken.

• Always replace the protective sheet when you are not scanning film to prevent the light source section from getting scratched.

2 Place the film in the film guide.

35 mm Strips

Tab

Pinch to open the film holder on the film guide for 35 mm strips.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hold the film face down and tuck the ends under the tabs on the film

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

guide. Pinch the film holder and close it back in position.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If the film holder is not correctly positioned, press down the whole film

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Two or more film strips in the film holder are scanned in order starting from the right end of the bottom strip.

120 and 4" x 5" Format Films

Open the film holder on the film guide for 120 and 4" x 5" format films, place the film face down and close the film holder.

• 120 and 4” x 5” format films cannot be scanned together at the same time. Place only one in the film guide at a time

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Contents Quick Start Guide Color Image Scanner Models F916300 CanoScan 9900F Open the Package Quick Start Guide this guide Guide to the ManualsScanning Guide Html format manual Check the Package Contents Page Install the Software Macintosh Unlock the Scanning Unit Attach the supplied AC adapter to the scanner Connect the ScannerSupplied USB Interface Cable Macintosh Try ScanningClick Preview Try ScanningClick or close box in the ScanGear CS window to close it Click ScanSave the scanned image Click or close box in the PhotoStudio window to close itCopy Button Using the Scanner ButtonsMail Button Scan ButtonPositioning the Film Scanning FilmRemove the protective sheet from the document cover Place the film in the film guidePlace the film guide on the document glass of the scanner Scanning FilmClose the document cover SlidesClick Preview Click Scan Specifications Manufacturer Model System InformationCanon INC

9900F specifications

The Canon 9900F is a high-performance flatbed scanner that's designed to meet the needs of both professional and amateur photographers, as well as archivists and digital imaging enthusiasts. Renowned for its exceptional optical quality, the 9900F offers a range of advanced features that set it apart in the realm of image digitization.

One of the standout characteristics of the Canon 9900F is its impressive optical resolution of up to 4800 x 4800 dpi. This high resolution enables users to capture intricate details in films and photographs, ensuring that scans maintain the fidelity of the original images. The inclusion of a 48-bit color depth allows for a broader range of colors, enhancing the accuracy and richness of scanned images—crucial for photographers seeking to retain the nuances of their work.

Equipped with Canon's innovative FARE (Film Automatic Retouching and Enhancement) technology, the scanner can effectively eliminate unwanted scratches and dust from film scans, which is particularly beneficial for older film negatives. This automated process saves time and enhances the quality of the final output, making the 9900F a favorite for those who often work with archival materials.

The 9900F also boasts a versatile scanning area, accommodating not only standard documents and photographs but also larger formats such as 35mm film, medium format, and even larger transparency mediums. This flexibility makes it an invaluable tool for professionals who deal with varying types of media.

Additionally, the Canon 9900F incorporates a range of connectivity options, including USB 2.0 for fast data transfer to computers. Its compatibility with various operating systems ensures that users can integrate it seamlessly into their existing workflow regardless of the platform.

Moreover, the scanner is accompanied by powerful software, which includes powerful image-editing capabilities. Users can easily enhance, crop, and manipulate scanned images directly from their desktops. The software suite also allows for easy batch scanning, facilitating the digitization of multiple images or documents in a single session.

In summary, the Canon 9900F stands out for its quality, versatility, and user-friendly features. Its high optical resolution, advanced retouching technology, and robust software make it an ideal choice for anyone looking to produce professional-grade scans with clarity and detail. Whether for preserving family memories or creating digital portfolios, the Canon 9900F remains a top contender in the scanner market.
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