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 FilmUse 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).
When you finish scanning, fit the holes at the bottom end of the protective sheet over the tabs at the bottom 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. |
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| Hold the film face down and tuck the ends under the tabs on the film |
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| guide. Pinch the film holder and close it back in position. |
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| 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 FilmsOpen 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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