Canon FS 2710 manual Setting the Auto Eject Function, To Set the Auto Eject Function

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Setting the Auto Eject Function

After a film has been scanned, it can be ejected from the scanner automatically with the Auto Eject function. The film is ejected to a position approximately 1 centimeter ahead of its normal position, making it easier to remove from the scanner. The default factory setting is Auto Eject = On. If you wish to scan the same piece of film repeatedly, it is advisable to set the Auto Eject setting to Off to speed up the process.

To Set the Auto Eject Function

Select the [Film] menu from the control panel and choose [Auto Eject].

Clicking on Auto Eject places or removes the check mark to its left. A check mark indicates that Auto Eject is active while no check mark indicates that is off.

Hint

• When the Auto Eject function is off and you wish to eject the film, click the [Eject] button.

•The Auto Eject function takes effect only after the scan is complete. The film does not automatically return to the eject position after the preview, browser or zoom functions.

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Contents Users Guide Where to Look How to Use this GuideAbout the Conventions Used in this Guide Table of Contents Adjusting and Editing Scanned Images AppendicesControl Panel Features 65 p pAdjust and Edit Scanned Images Scanning ProceduresScan p Plug-in module FS Special Features Starting Plug-in module FS Installing Plug-in module FSQuick Start Instructions Selecting the Film Type pClick on the Browser button Determining the type of image that is required. ppSpecifying the Area of the Image to be Scanned p Select the area to be scanned by clicking and draggingClick on the Scan button Scanning the Image pSave to the target folder with the file name, file type, E P E P Installing Plug-in module FSOperating Environment E P Procedure Click the Install Software itemInstall panel, select Photoshop LE and ScanExpert FS Click the Start Installation button at the lower rightScanning Preparations Displaying the Plug-in module FS Control Panel E P Operating Procedures Film Characteristics Selecting a Film TypePreviewing Place the film in the scanner8bit Grayscale Mode Setting the Scan ModeBlack & White Mode 12bit Grayscale Mode FS2710 only24bit Color Mode 36bit Color Mode FS2710 onlyE P To Set the Scan Mode Selecting the Output Device Output Device Resolution= 360 dpi, Magnification= 100% Setting the MagnificationMagnification and Resolution Set the desired magnification factor on the control panel Picture scanned with the 24bit Color mode may produce filesE P To Set the Magnification Factor SliderOutput Device Setting Dialog Box Setting PreferencesOutput Device Select the appropriate devices from the list Output Device Settings Dialog BoxClick on the OK button E P Aspect Ratio Select the desired settings Aspect Ratio Dialog BoxE P Unit Unit Settings Dialog BoxUnit Dialog Box E P Preview Window Size Preview Window Settings Dialog BoxSet the file size and preview image save option Click on the Preferences menu and select Scan Settings E P Selecting the Scan SettingsScan Settings Dialog Box E P Return to Default Settings Click the Yes button to reset the default settingsSetting the Auto Eject Function To Set the Auto Eject FunctionTo Verify the Image Verifying the Image Before ScanningPlace the mouse cursor inside the selection frame E P Scanning To Specify the Scan Area with the Selection Tool Scan Area SettingsAdjust the size and position of the Selection Tool Selection ToolClick on the Zoom In button ZoomingTo Zoom Drag the selection frame to the desired positionClick the mouse button To Initiate the Scan ScanningSpecify the Scan Area Rotating or Reversing Images Before Scanning To Change the Orientation of an ImageClick on the Photoshop LE File menu and select Save Saving Scanned ImagesClick the Save button Adjusting and Editing Scanned Images Optimum Adjustments for Image Quality Using color and film correctionBrightness/Contrast p Color CorrectionHistogram p Color Balance pGamma p Threshold pHow to Adjust Histograms Color Correction Histogram SettingHow to Interpret Histograms Portion with Highlights Shadows Entire ImageClick the histogram tab and perform the histogram settings E P To Adjust a Histogram AutomaticallyTo Adjusting a Histogram Manually Click on the Auto Correction buttonAdjusting Brightness Color Correction Brightness and Contrast SettingsAdjusting Contrast Click the Brightness/Contrast tab to adjust the settings E P To Adjust the Brightness and ContrastClick on the Color Correction button in the control panel Color Correction Color Balance Click the OK button Tone Curve Color Correction Tone Curve SettingsColor Correction with the Tone Curve E P To Edit the Tone Curve Click on the Tone Curve tab and edit the tone curveMatching the Gamma Value to the Display Characteristics Color Correction Gamma Value SettingsGamma value E P To Change the Gamma Value Settings Click on the Gamma Value tab and edit the gamma valueAdjusts the brightness of dithered images Color Correction ThresholdClick the Clor Correction button Set the thresholdAuto Focus Film Correction Focus CorrectionManual Focus Click on the Film menu and select the Focus option Focus Setting Dialog BoxE P To Select Focus Click the Auto Focus button to select automatic image focusFilm Correction Exposure Adjustment Exposure Setting dialog box for FS2710 2700F Film Type SettingsAdjust the exposure Click on the Film menu and select ExposureTo Activate the ColorSync Function Auto Tone Correction ColorSyncClick on the Image menu and select the ColorSync option Saving / Recalling Settings To Save Settings in a Settings FileE P To Recall a Settings File Editing Scanned Images Many special effects may be achieved with filtersFunctional Specifications SpecificationsSystem Requirements Troubleshooting WareProblem Problem Color correction function will not workError Message Cause Error MessagesResponse List of Film Types 2700F only Mm FilmGlossary Negative Film ResolutionIX240 Film Positive FilmSymbols Index a FIndex G S PictIndex T Z 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