Kodak RFS 3600 - USER'S MANUAL ADDENDUM User Manual
Kodak RFS 3600 - USER'S MANUAL ADDENDUM User Manual

Kodak RFS 3600 - USER'S MANUAL ADDENDUM User Manual

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KODAK PROFESSIONAL
RFS 3600 Film Scanner
User's Manual Addendum
Version 2.10 Host Software Update

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  • Page 1 KODAK PROFESSIONAL RFS 3600 Film Scanner User’s Manual Addendum Version 2.10 Host Software Update...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Mac OS 8.5.1, 8.6, 9.1 – SCSI Interface...........11 Mac OS 9.1 – USB Interface ..............11 MICROSOFT WINDOWS .................12 MICROSOFT WINDOWS 98SE, ME, 2000, XP Pro and XP Home – USB Interface MICROSOFT WINDOWS 98SE – SCSI Interface........12 MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 – SCSI Interface ........12 Troubleshooting Memory Problems...............12...
  • Page 3 Settings Tab....................15 Status Bar .......................15 File Size ......................15 Scan All, DMin Cal, Light Cal, Resize Window ........15 Scan All.......................15 DMin Cal .....................16 Light Cal......................17 Window Resize...................17 Configuration Icon...................17 Prescan Resolution ..................18 Color Processing ..................18 Final Scan, Multi-Sampling ................18 Frame Numbering ..................18 Output Depth ....................18...
  • Page 4 Custom Settings..................25 Color Tools ....................25 Scan and Output Settings ................25 Scan and Output Settings................26 The Relationship Between Scan, Output and Magnification ....26 Automatic Software Adjustments ..............27 Locking Scan and Output Settings............27 Intended Use and Output Resolution............28 Common Sizes and Output Size...............28 Miscellaneous Items ..................30...
  • Page 5: Introduction

    Also, the host computer system requirements have been updated. If you are a new RFS 3600 owner or this is the first time you are operating the RFS 3600 on a specific PC or MACINTOSH, you must install the software first! Do not connect the film scanner to your computer and turn it on until you have installed the Host Software and turned off your computer.
  • Page 6: Macintosh

    3) MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 (USB only, Must have System Administrator privileges to install and run the software. Or, your system administrator must install the software and you must have a Power User account with Modify privileges to the folder <winroot>\twain_32\KFILM).
  • Page 7: Software Installation

    CD browser’s “Install RFS 3600 TWAIN Data Source” button again. 2) If the browser does not start when the CD is mounted, open My Computer on your MICROSOFT WINDOWS Desktop, open the RFS 3600 Host Software CD and double click the “Launch.exe”...
  • Page 8: Macintosh

    1) Navigate on your computer's hard drive to the location where you downloaded the file from the Kodak Web site. Double click the file and then you will be prompted for a location to save the expanded files. For example, save to location C:\Kodak. The default location will be C:\Temp.
  • Page 9: Macintosh

    Adobe software you expect to use most frequently and a new plug-in "Kodak RFS 3600" will be put inside the that folder. If you want to use the RFS 3600 software with more than one Adobe software package, make a copy of the RFS 3600 plug-in and place it in the additional Import/Export folders.
  • Page 10: Firmware

    The monitor profile controls how the prescan image is rendered and the output profile controls how the final scan is rendered. If these profiles are the same, the prescan shown in the RFS 3600 Host Software should match the final scan which appears in ADOBE PHOTOSHOP.
  • Page 11: Macintosh

    For SCSI or USB, ensure the sliding panel on the back of the film scanner has been slid completely to the side not in use. The internal SCSI terminator used in the RFS 3600 is an active terminator which requires power from the scanner.
  • Page 12: Microsoft Windows

    Device Manager. You may have to first navigate to a Hardware tab. View the devices by Type and a RFS 3600 (USB) entry will be seen under the Imaging devices heading. Double-click the RFS 3600 (USB) listing and examine the driver details.
  • Page 13: Additional Resources

    Image Cache preference dialog box. Assign a fixed percentage of memory to ADOBE PHOTOSHOP. However, ADOBE PHOTOSHOP will only use the amount of RAM equal to or less than its scratch disk space, no matter how much RAM is installed or allocated to it. “ (from www.adobe.com) Additional Resources Review the “ADOBE PHOTOSHOP support knowledgebase”...
  • Page 14: Main Screen

    PHOTOSHOP Import sub-menu, the Main Screen and Settings tab will appear. Figure 1 is similar to how the main screen will look when the software is started and a filmstrip is in the scanner. All new software features that have been created since the Version 1.00 Host Software will be discussed in this addendum.
  • Page 15: Settings Tab

    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.
  • Page 16: Dmin Cal

    If Scan All is enabled and then Scan or Scan to File is selected after one or more frames have been prescanned, a final scan is performed on each prescanned frame and on all remaining frames on the filmstrip located to the left of the prescanned frames.
  • Page 17: Light Cal

    (i.e. film is totally black). The DMin measurement will fail if the scanner "sees" a full frame of black film. Trim the film strip so that when it is inserted into the scanner, the first frame has some transparent leader.
  • Page 18: Prescan Resolution

    As with the earlier RFS 3600 Host Software, all Prescans and Scans performed by the RFS 3600 generate 12 bits of data per pixel. If the 8-bit Color Processing option is selected, the scanner’s 12-bit Prescan/Scan data are converted to 8-bit space before being transferred to your computer, one byte/pixel.
  • Page 19: Embed Output Profile

    Selecting 16 bits causes the data to be moved from 12-bit space to 16-bit space before the data is sent to ADOBE PHOTOSHOP or to your hard drive. Note: if you select the 16 bits option and scan into ADOBE PHOTOSHOP, the memory allocation in ADOBE PHOTOSHOP to hold the image data will be twice the allocation required for an image produced using the 8 bits option.
  • Page 20: Scan Icons

    • Figure 5, Scan Icons Autofocus Initial Setup The first Prescan or Scan on a slide and on a filmstrip after the installation of this Host Software will first start with an Autofocus operation. Slide Autofocus The AF button is enabled whenever the film scanner detects the presence of a slide. No longer does a Prescan of the slide have to be performed before the AF button is enabled.
  • Page 21: Focus Details

    The focus point value, either from an AF or Manual focus operation, is saved and used from scan session to scan session. It is up to you, the film scanner's user, to decide how often you want to use the focus feature. A mounted slide and a filmstrip have different focus points.
  • Page 22: Thumbnails

    Image Window, you then select (click on) a pixel having RGB code values of 50, 55 and 60 (example only). The code values of this pixel will be shifted to 20, 20, 20 and the pixel values throughout the image are adjusted proportionately.
  • Page 24: Tabs

    • Figure 8, Frame Number Auto Balance Button The Auto Balance button has been moved onto the Setting Tab and placed next to the Sharpening radio buttons. The Auto Balance function remains the same; its default is “On” (depressed) for Negative and B&W film types and “Off” (raised) for the Reversal film type.
  • Page 25: Color Balance And Levels & Curves Tab

    These asterisks appear on the top of the tab if you have made changes to tab’s image using the tools on the Color Balance or the Levels & Curves tab. On the Color Balance tab, this would be adjustments to any of the 6 sliders.
  • Page 26: Scan And Output Settings

    (stated in dots or pixels) remains the same. But, the resolution (measured in dots or pixels per inch) is reduced by the same factor that the scan size was enlarged to the output size. Figure 11, Relationship Between Scan Settings and Output Settings.
  • Page 27: Automatic Software Adjustments

    Simply perform this operation again to unlock the setting. You can lock only one of the resolutions at a time and only lock one set of the Width and Height fields at a time. When the Output Size is locked, a crop box (and therefore the Scan Size) will automatically adhere to the aspect ratio defined by the Output Width and Height.
  • Page 28: Intended Use And Output Resolution

    Intended Use and Output Resolution The Intended Use field allows you to set the Output Resolution by selecting the intended use of the image. The choices are seen below, the resolution listed to the right of each choice indicates its corresponding Output Resolution.
  • Page 29 6” 4” 1920 dots 417% increase in size 2880 dots 480 dots per inch 1.44” decrease in resolution (dpi) 0.96” Scan 1920 dots 35mm Slide 2880 dots 2000 dots per inch Figure 11, Relationship Between Scan Settings and Output Settings...
  • Page 30: Miscellaneous Items

    Miscellaneous Items Information Icon The functions contained within the Version 1.x About icon and Help icons have been combined in a screen which is produce by clicking the Information icon. See Figure • Figure 12, Information Screen Clicking the Upgrade Firmware button starts the firmware update procedure. See the...
  • Page 31 • Eastman Kodak Company Rochester, NY 14650 KODAK PROFESSIONAL RFS 3600 Film Scanner Kodak is a trademark of the Eastman Kodak Company. New 03-2002...

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