Loading the Index Image File | Konica Minolta Scan Multi PRO

LOADING THE INDEX IMAGE FILE

The index file can be displayed in the index tab after loading the saved index file. The previously displayed preview images are erased.

1.Click on in the Main window.

•The standard file open dialog box for each operating system will appear.

2.Select the index file to be load and then click on [Open].

•When the previous index scan image is displayed, the image is replaced with the current loaded image.

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Konica Minolta Scan Multi PRO Loading the Index Image File, Select the index file to be load and then click on Open

Contents

9224-2887-11 H-A108 Film ScannerDiMAGE Scan Multi PRO AF-5000 For Proper and Safe USE Package Contents Details of the contents are described on the following 105 Table of Contents Index Scan Preview Scan Image Correction Tone Curves and Histogram Final Scan Appendix System Requirements PC / AT System Requirements Macintosh Scanner Names of Parts A N N E R S E T U P Removing the Optics Locking Screw Transporting the Scanner Connecting the Hardware Setting the DIP Switches Using the Scsi Interface Occupied Scsi IDMacintosh Connecting the Scsi Cable Turn the Scsi terminator switch Dip switch 1 to OFF Turn the terminator switch Dip switch 1 to on Using the Ieee 1394 Interface Example Connect the Ieee 1394 Hub terminal Installing the Software Windows Click on Starting up the DiMAGE Scan Multi PRO installerWINDOWS98 / WINDOWS2000 / Windowsme / Windows NT Click on Next Click Yes Select the setup type, then press Next Installing the Software Macintosh Double-click on DiMAGE Scan Multi PRODouble-click on Driver folder Click on Continue Click on Accept Click on Install Click on Quit Launching the Software Windows Launching the Twain DriverLaunching the Utility Software Open the host application Select File Import DSMultiPRO1.0… Launching the Software Macintosh Launching the PLUG-INDouble click on Main Window Names of Parts Main Window Part Names of Parts Setting the Preferences Click on in the Main windowSet the preferences as desired Click on OK to accept the new preference settings Colour depth setting list boxMulti Sample scan setting list box Preview Size selecting list box Loading the Film Holder 35MM Film Holder FH-P1Place the film in the film holder emulsion side down Slide Mount Holder SH-P1 Press the cover firmly closed until it clicks Loading the Universal Holder UH-P1 Press the button on the attachment to open the film coverInsert the appropriate mask for the size Film 120/220 film attachment with glass HA-P1, glassless HA-P2 Removing a Film Removing an Attachment Close the film cover of the holder until it clicks Multi-format attachment sold separately, HA-P3 Insert the mask you have cut out Loading the Film Holder Inserting the Film Holder Remove the holder Setting the Film FORMAT/FILM Type Selecting the Film FormatSelect the film format from the drop-down list Selecting the Holder Type Selecting the Film Type List of Usable FilmsFilm format File type Changing PreVIEW scanSelecting See Frames Rotating or Flipping Index frames Index Scan Window Index TAB Part Names of PartsClick on Index tab in the Main window Making AN Index Scan Changing the Window Size Scanning the Image Selecting the FramesClick on an image to select it for scanning Click on to scan the selected image s Rotating or Flipping the Index Frames Reversing the Frame OrderFull Scale View Select the desired frames, then click on Saving the Index Scan Image Windows Saving the Index Image File Loading the Index Image File Select the index file to be load and then click on Open See Setting the Film LaunchSee Set Preferences Holder Prescan Window Prescan TAB Part Names of PartsClick on the Prescan tab in the Main window Making a Prescan Prescanned image will appear in the Prescan tab Rotating the Image Flipping the Image Click on to flip the image top to bottomClick on to flip the image left-to-right Full Screen VIEWING, Magnifying or Reducing the View Full Screen ViewMagnifying or Reducing the View Scrolling the Image Click on in the Prescan image display areaClick on and drag the image to the desired location Setting the AE-LOCK Cancelling the AE-LOCKAUTO-EXPOSURE Lock Select another image, then click on AE Area Lock Click on Press the Shift keyWhile pressing down the Shift key, change the AE area Cropping the Image Auto CroppingCropping Click on the cropping frame and drag the pointer in or out When the Prescan tab is displayed Cropping the Prescan ImageClick and drag outside the current cropping frame To define a new cropping frame… Focus Point AF Manual Focus Displaying Frame Number RGB/CMY Information Image Correction Image Correction Window Image Correction TAB Part Names of PartsClick on the Image Correction tab in the Main window Tone Curves and Histogram Tone Curves and Histogram Dialog BOX Names of PartsClick on in the Image Correction tab Correcting the Tone Curves Changing the Tone Curves by FreehandDraw the desired curve by dragging Setting the WHITE, Black or Grey Points Auto Setting ResetViewing the Histogram of Images After Making Corrections Correcting the Histogram Displaying the Histogram of Each R, G, B colour Click onInput Level Histogram Brightness / Contrast / Colour Balance Correction Result LUT Brightness correctionContrast correction RGB colour balance correction HUE / Saturation / Lightness Pre-Correction Colour Sample Post-Correction Colour Sample Hue correctionSaturation correction Lightness correction Variation Correction Variation Dialog BOX Names PartsSelecting the Item to be Corrected Changing the Size of the Correction Increment Colour Balance Correction Brightness & Contrast CorrectionSelect colour balance Saturation Correction Selective Colour Correction Selective Colour Correction Dialog BOX Names of Parts Unsharp Mask Unsharp Mask Dialog BOX Names of Parts Amount RadiusThreshold level Dark Part Protection level Snapshot Storing in the Snapshot Display Area TemporarilyDisplaying the Image Stored Temporarily AS a Prescan Image Click on .in the Image Correction tab Cancelling the Image Correction Cancelling the Image CorrectionRedo the Correction Delete the Image Correction FULL-SCREEN View Checking the Correction Result While Lining UP Images JOB Save / JOB Load Saving AN Image Correction JOBInput the job name and click on Loading Image Correction JOB Select the Image Correction job and click on Before Using the Digital ICE/ROC/GEM Function When connecting with the Scsi interfaceWhen connecting with the IEEE1394 interface Digital ICE / Digital ROC / Digital GEM Macintosh Digital ICE Digital ROC Digital GEM Digital GEM Scan Setting Custom Wizard Final Scan Scan Settings Scan Settings Part Window Names of Parts Click on in the Scan settings part of the window Job Selection dialog box will appear Input Resolution list box Output Resolution list boxEnter the desired output size maximum 3 digits Creating / Deleting JOB Files Creating a JOBDeleting a JOB What a JOB? Scan JOB Type Scan JOB Description Category Final Scan Twain Driver / PLUG-IN SoftwareWith the Prescan image displayed in the Prescan tab Utility Software Select the auto operation setting and click on Custom Wizard Select the format of the film to be scanned Click on Set each item and click on 102 Set the desired image correction and click on When Starting a Registered Setting When the operation is completed, click onSelect a name that has been registered and click P E N D I Ieee 1394 Interface For Windows Me Colour Matching Colour Matching in the Preference Dialog Box Names of parts Output Colour Space Setting ICC Profile SettingSelect the ICC profile according to the monitor being used Select the same colour space as set in the application Use Scan JOB File List 35 mm Scan JOB File List 35 mm Scan JOB File List 120/220 Scan JOB File List 120/220 114 Scan JOB File List 120/220 116 Scan JOB File List 120/220 118 Scan JOB File List 120/220 120 Scan JOB File List 120/220 Scan JOB File List Multi Format 35 mm Scan JOB File List Multi Format 35 mm Glossary Contrast Glossary Scsi Ultra Scsi Trouble Shooting Solution User Technical Support Determining the version number of your driver software Specifications 128 IBM PC/AT