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Settings Tab
Most of the Settings Tab features have not been changed. As with Version 1.20 software,
select your film type (Negative, Reversal or Black & White) and then select the correct film
term in the drop down box. Make a selection for your Monitor and Output Profile. You
may select a Sharpening Level before or after you perform a Prescan. The Auto Balance
icon has been moved to the right of the Sharpening radio buttons.
Status Bar

File Size

Below the Scan to File icon, the estimated file size value is shown. This size is related to
the scan size and resolution settings and is valid when scanning an image into ADOBE
PHOTOSHOP or when scanning and creating an image file on your computer’s hard
drive. This file size estimate is valid only for TIFF images.
• Figure 2, File Size

Scan All, DMin Cal, Light Cal, Resize Window

The new Scan All, DMin Cal and Light Cal buttons are located in the lower right corner of
the main window. When these buttons’ features are enabled, the text on the buttons will
be black, as seen in Figure 3. When the features are disabled, the text will be grayed out.
Double-click a button to change its state.
• Figure 3, Buttons Enabled
Scan All
Scan All is a new filmstrip feature. Please note – before using this function, make sure
your filmstrip frames are correctly aligned, left and right, in the film scanning area. Also,
you should ensure your desired Scan Area and Resolution values are set before using
Scan All.
If Scan All is enabled and Scan or Scan to File is selected without performing a prescan
on any frames in the filmstrip, a final scan is performed for each frame in the filmstrip
starting with the current frame in the scan position and proceeding to the left-most frame
on the filmstrip.
When a Prescan of one or more frames has been performed on a filmstrip, and Scan All is
then enabled, all prescanned frames will be selected for final scanning. If you disable