Custom Wizard | Konica Minolta IV guide

CUSTOM WIZARD

The Custom Wizard is an automated scanning routine. Screens vary with scanner model.

Insert a film holder into the scanner. Click the Custom Wizard button.

On the Custom-Wizard-setting dialog box, select New from the Custom Wizard settings. Click the next button.

If previous Custom Wizard settings have been saved, they will be displayed in this window. To use any settings, simply select it with the mouse. The delete button erases the selected setting.

Set up the dialog box for the film and holder in use. Select the frame number(s) of the images to be scanned. The frame number refers to the frame number of the holder or, in the case of the optional APS adapter, the film frame numbers.

Click the next button to continue.

Select scanning preferences in the dialog box. Click the next button to continue.

For information on the preference settings, see page 44. For information on color matching, refer to page 80.

Enter scan settings. Click the next button to continue.

See pages 34 and 54 for details on Jobs and manual scan settings. See page 33 for information on auto-cropping. The auto-cropping function will take priority over any scan settings entered.

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Konica Minolta IV instruction manual Custom Wizard

Contents

Page Tone-curve corrections Selective-color palette Before YOU Begin For Proper and Safe USE DiMAGE Scan Dual Table of Contents Page Table of Contents Names of Parts InstallationBefore installing the DiMAGE Scan Utility DiMAGE Scan system requirements Additional memory requirements Adobe Photoshop Elements Windows Page Macintosh Page Connecting the USB cable Scanner SetupBefore connecting the scanner to a computer Turning on the scanner Connecting the AC adapterDisconnecting the scanner Handling film Where is the emulsion?Loading the Film Holders Loading 35mm film strips Loading mounted slides Loading a film holder into the scanner Using the APS Adapter AD-10 sold separately Ejecting a film holder APS Dimage Scan Launcher Easy Scan Utility Launching the Easy Scan Utility Using the Easy Scan Utility Scanner Notes Macintosh On next Easy Scan Utility Page Scanning basics Basic ScanningLaunching the DiMAGE Scan Utility Scanner setup Main window and index scan tab Making an index scan Selecting index thumbnails Flip and rotate images Fit-to-window button Main window and prescan tab Making a prescan Auto cropping Grab toolMagnifying tool CHP button APS film Making the final scan Tiff BMP Pict Basic Image Processing Main window and image-correction tab Pixel Polish Auto Dust Brush Auto Dust Brush retouching level Variation palette Brightness, contrast, and color balance palette An introduction to color Green Comparing pre and post-correction images Undoing and redoing image corrections Quitting the DiMAGE Scan Utility Setting scanner preferences Advanced ScanningPage Exposure-control tab Saving exposure settings Loading exposure settings More index scan functions Reverse frame order Loading an index file Saving the index thumbnailsSaving an index file More prescan functions Point AF Autofocus Manual focus Manual cropping Autoexposure AE area selection Inputting scan settings manually About resolution and output size Scan setting examples Saving scan settings as a Job Deleting a Job Advanced Image Processing More image-processing tools Digital Grain Dissolver Prescan display Sample display area Using tone curves Tone curve and histogram palette Drawing tone curves by freehand Short guide to tone curve corrections About the tone curve Increasing image contrast Histogram corrections Tone curve / histogram auto setting Short guide to histogram corrections Konica Minolta HistoryPage White, gray, and black point corrections Setting the white and black-point values Tracking image corrections Snapshot button Hue, saturation, and lightness palette About RGB and CMY Unsharp mask With mask Original image Saving image corrections Loading image-correction Jobs Custom Wizard Page Batch Scan Utility Page Advanced Batch Scan setup Page Setting the output color space Color Matching Output color spaces Ntsc CIE RGB Setting the monitor ICC profile Scanner color profiles Color matching recommendations Output Color Space Monitor RGB Auto Dust Brush PLUG-IN Before installing the plug-inInstallation Windows Page Installation Macintosh Using the Auto Dust Brush plug-in Auto Dust Brush PLUG-IN Appendix Glossary of common terms Uninstalling the DiMAGE Scan Software Installed files and folders Windows Job file list 35mm Troubleshooting Checking software installation Windows Technical Specifications Record keeping Warranty and product registrationTechnical support Image Data Sheet Image processing Hue corrections