Konica Minolta F-2900 Setting the Gray Point, Click the Gray Point button, Auto setting

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IMAGE CORRECTION – TONE CURVES/HISTOGRAM

Setting the Gray Point

This function can specify the gray of images.

1.Click the Gray Point button.

•The cursor changes to the gray dropper shape.

2.Click the point to be changed to gray in the image.

•The image is corrected so that the point you clicked is the gray point.

•The change will be reflected in the preview image.

Setting the gray point is not necessary for most images.

Viewing the Histogram of Images After Making Corrections

When the Apply button is clicked, the histogram of images after making corrections can be displayed.

The histogram after making corrections is displayed as long as you press this button. When the button is released, the histogram returns to the previous one.

Auto setting

When the Auto setting button is clicked, the image is corrected automatically by removing no information parts from the histogram and using all tone steps from 0 to 255.

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Contents 9224-2885-11 H-A909 Page To avoid fire or electric shock For Proper and Safe USEMonitor Other System Requirements PC ATSystem Requirements Macintosh Software Registration Following contents should be included in this packageTable of Contents Scanner Names of Parts Scanner Setup Setting the Scsi ID Setting the Scsi IDScsi ID Dip Switch Settings Connecting the Hardware Connecting the Scsi CableIf there are other devices in your Scsi chain… Turn the terminator power switch switch 4 to on Click on Cancel Installing the Software PC/ATWindows Windows 95 Release 2 OSR2 WindowsThen click on Next Setup will begin Double-click on Driver folder Installing the Software MacintoshDouble-click on You can also click on to select an install drive A N D a R D O P E R a T I O N Launching the Software Launching the Twain Driver WindowsLaunching the Utility Software Windows Launching the Plug-in MacintoshMacintosh Double click onMain WINDOW-NAME of Parts Command Window part Name of partsMain window Click on to accept the new preference settings Setting the PreferencesPreference Dialog Box Name of parts Set the preferences as desiredLoading the Film Holder Loading the Negative HolderInsert slides into the slide holder emulsion side up Loading the Slide HolderInserting the Film Holder Into the Scanner Select 35mm from the film format Drop-down list Setting the Film TypePREVIEW-SETTING Film Type Preview window part Name of parts AUTO-EXPOSURE Lock Setting AE-LockCancelling AE-Lock While pressing down the Shift key, change the AE area AE Area LockClick on Press the Shift key Orienting the Image RotateClick on to flip the image left-to-right FlipClick on to flip the image top to bottom Cropping Auto CroppingMagnifying or Reducing the View APS formats C, H and P APS only ScrollDisplaying Frame number APS only RGB/CMY informationImage correction window part Name of parts Image Correction Tone CURVES/HISTOGRAM Draw the desired curve by dragging Correcting the Tone CurvesChanging Tone Curves by Freehand Click the RGB Display button Correcting the HistogramDisplaying the Histogram of Each R, G, B color Setting the White Point Double-click the White Point button Setting the White or Black PointsSetting the Black Point Double-click the Black Point button Click the desired highlight point of the imageAuto setting Setting the Gray PointClick the Gray Point button Click the point to be changed to gray in the imageImage Correction BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST/COLOR Balance Post-Correction LUT Pre-Correction Color Sample and Post-Correction Color Sample Image Correction HUE/SATURATION/LIGHTNESSReset Image Correction Variation Correction Selecting the Correction ItemBrightness & Contrast Correction Color Balance CorrectionClick the colour balance Correct the image by repeating the operation in stepSaturation Correction Displaying the image stored temporarily as a preview image Storing in the Snapshot Display Area temporarilyImage Correction Snapshot Click on the thumbnail in the Snapshot Display AreaChecking the Correction Result While Lining Up Images Full-Screen ViewClick the Full-Screen View button Input the job name and click on the OK button Image Correction JOB SAVE/JOB LoadDelete the Image Correction Loading Image Correction JobRedo the Correction Navigation Dialog box Name of parts NavigationOperation item checkbox Navigation MenuClick the Navigation Start button Select the setting to be deleted and click the Delete button Saving, Selecting and Deleting a Navigation SettingFinal Scan Twain Driver Plug-in SoftwareUtility Software A N N I N G a P S F I L M Launch Software Specify Film Type Set the Preferences as desired in the APS settings part Preferences APS SettingsLoading the APS Adapter Names of PartsAPS Adapter Optional Slide the film-chamber release as shownInserting the APS Adapter Index Scan Index Window Names of PartsClick on to reverse the display order Select the desired frames, then click on , or Rotating the Index FramesClick on the corner tab and drag to reach the desired size Close the Preview window to return to the Index window Preview and Image CorrectionScanning the Image Selecting FramesClick on an image to select it for scanning Click on to scan the selected imagesClick on to rewind the film into the cassette Removing the APS AdapterPage P E N D I Color Matching Color Matching in the Preference Dialog Box Name of partsSelect the ICC profile according to the monitor being used When using Photoshop Ver.3.0.5 or VerExcept the Image Correction window in the Main window Scan Settings part in the Main Window Names of partsScan Settings Job names Enter the desired output size maximum 3 digits Creating / Deleting JOB Files Creating a JobDeleting a Job Color Laser Scan Job Category Description CustomPrinter PhotosensitiveCategory Job name Out Mag Unit Scan JOB File List 35MMCategory Job Name Out Mag Scan JOB File List APS Contrast GlossaryShadows Trouble Shooting SolutionPrescan Sec Scan 40 sec Index Scan Sec/frame Interface Specifications17.28 x 29.95mm 1920 x 3328 pixels User Technical Support Determining the version number of your driver software