Scan Setting Options - Minolta Dimage Scan Multi Instruction Manual

SCAN SETTING OPTIONS

INPUT RESOLUTION
Input resolution is the number of pixels per inch (ppi or dpi) on the film that will be scanned.
Select a value from the Input Resolution drop-down list or input the desired value
directly.
• The available resolution values are dependent on the Film Format selected.
35mm, APS Cassette, APS Sleeve,
Transparent Media, 16mm
1128, 564, 376, 282, 188, 141, 112**
* Any whole number between 176 and 2820 can be input directly.
** Any whole number between 70 and 1128 can be input directly.
OUTPUT RESOLUTIOM
The output resolution is the number of pixels per inch (ppi or dpi) that for final image will be printed or displayed.
Select a value from the Output resolution drop-down list or input the desired value
directly.
• A variety of output resolution options are listed. However, whole numbers can be typed in directly.
• When the selected unit is pixels (from the Unit drop-down list), the output resolution cannot be selected.
UNITS
The Unit drop-down list displays the unit options for the input and output sizes.
Select the desired unit of measurement from the Unit drop-down list.
• The available units are pixel, mm, cm, inch, pica, and point.
INPUT SIZE
The Input Size boxes list the dimensions of the part of the film you will be scanning. These values are the width (W)
and height (H) of the cropping frame and are always displayed in the lower-left corner of the Prescan window.
Usually the input size is automatically determined by the chosen cropping frame. However, if you need a specific
dimension:
1. Select the unit, then input the width and height directly into the list box.
2. Click on the lock button to lock the input size.
• The cropping frame will change accordingly.
• When the selected unit is pixels (from the Unit drop-down list), the input size cannot be selected.
SCAN SETTINGS
Film Formats
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Resolution Options (dpi)
2820, 1410, 940, 705, 470, 352, 282*
1128, 564, 376, 282, 188, 141, 112**
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