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Appendices
Q8
Coloring of preview image is peculiar.
A1
A2
A3
1
A4
A5
2
Q9
Previewed image is not displayed in preview area.
A
Q10
Scanning takes a long time.
3
A
Q11
Only one image is scanned in a batch scan.
A1
4
A2
Q12
A portion of the scanned image is missing, or a black or white border appears
around it.
A
5
Q13
Unevenness or lines appear repeatedly in the same position.
A1
A2
A3
A4
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FilmGet FS User's Guide
Select the correct film type. See p. 33.
Adjust the image quality with the
Adjust the coloring and brightness of the image using the modes in the
image adjustment section. See p. 71.
For film not suited to automatic exposure correction with the Auto Gain
function, turn off the "Auto Gain" setting, set the exposure manually and
rescan. See p. 86.
If the film quality is poor or the film has faded, it may be possible to fix these
problems to a certain degree with retouching software.
Select only the one frame you want to display at the thumbnail window.
If no frames are selected or if multiple frames are selected at the thumbnail
window, the preview image will not be displayed in preview area.
The input resolution (scan resolution) is set too high. Lower the resolution to
the lowest appropriate setting and rescan. See pp. 52, 56.
Check whether the application program supports batch scanning. (See the
application program manual.)
Scan each frame individually.
Select the correct scan area. See p. 47.
Place a check in the "Clean Dust/Scratches" option and rescan. See p. 87.
Clean the film and rescan.
See "Appendix, 4. Cleaning Film" in Getting Started for information on cleaning
methods.
Clear away any dust or debris on the all windows (contain the small window)
of the film holder and rescan.
For film with dirt or scratches that cannot be remedied with a blower brush or
the Clean Dust/Scratches function, it may be possible to fix these problems
to a certain degree with retouching software.
auto correct tool. See p. 44.
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