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Getting to Know the Scan Window
Take a few moments to familiarize yourself with scan window controls.
Control area
(see
21)
Contains the most frequently
used scanning and preview con-
trols, including the film eject
button and media type and
color-model menus.
Information panel
(see
22)
Indicates:
• whether the image has been
flipped or rotated
• the physical dimensions and
file size of the portion of the
image to be scanned
• what extra processing will be
performed when the image is
scanned
• the color values for the pixel
under the cursor
Preview button
(see
23)
Click to preview the frame to be
scanned. The preview shows
how the image will look when it
is scanned.
Tutorial: The Scan Window
Thumbnail drawer tab
(see
23)
Click to select frames to be scanned from multi-frame
film (this tab is not displayed when the MA-20 (S) or
SF-200 (S) is inserted in the scanner).
Scan button
(see
23)
Click to scan the selected
portion of the image into
the host application.
The preview image is displayed here. Click the Natural tab (see
to see how the image looked before processing; click the Processed tab
(see
Interactive help
Gives a brief tip about the
control under the mouse
cursor.
Preview area
23) to see how the image will look when it is scanned.
Contains tools for:
• setting the image orientation
• controlling the physical di-
• enhancing color, contrast,
• removing the effects of
• controlling the exposure val-
Scan Progress window
(see
23)
Shows what actions are be-
ing performed, and gives a
log of automated tasks.
23)
Tool chest
(see
24)
and choosing the portion of
the image to be scanned
mensions and file size of the
image when opened in the
host application
and sharpness before the
image is scanned and, when
Nikon Scan is used as a stand-
alone application, after im-
ages are opened in the Nikon
Scan applet
scratches, dust, fading, and
film grain
ues for the scanning element
and other features particular
to your scanner
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