Konica Minolta Vivid 910 Instruction Manual page 33

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To see the color image, press
A color still image captured when
will appear.
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If the distance or angle to the object has been changed,
press again to display the monochrome image to
check it.
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If the captured image is too light or too dark, the color level
may need to be adjusted. You can temporarily adjust the lev-
el by pressing or
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Press and select the desired scan mode.
<Settings>
• FINE: Scans with high resolution and accuracy. (2.5 sec-
onds, 640 × 480)
• FAST: Scans at a high speed. (0.3 seconds, 320 × 240)
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The resolution of color images will always be 640 × 480 re-
gardless of the scan mode.
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Press .
The VIVID 910 will perform auto-focus, cause the la-
ser beam to scan the object surface, and complete ac-
quisition of range and color images. The scan results
(range and color images) will be displayed on the
viewfinder.
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When scanning just after the mode is switched from FINE to
FAST or vice versa, the motor will start rotation to set the
laser beam first and then focus is performed.
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For a description of displaying the scan results, refer to page 32.
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• With certain objects, "AF/AE ERROR" will be displayed, indicating that auto-focus cannot be performed. In
this case, press any key to clear the error view, then set focus lock or perform manual focus.
• While scan is in progress, never insert/remove the memory card or press any keys. Doing so may cancel scan
or hinder acquisition of correct data.
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· For a description of focus lock, refer to page 35.
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· For a description of manual focus, refer to page 36.
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Check the images, and if you want to save them press
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For a description of saving the image in a file, refer to page 47.
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The acquired data will be deleted if the following operations are performed. If you need the data, it must be saved
before performing the following operations.
• is pressed.
• or is pressed to return to the monitor (real-time image) view.
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was pressed
while viewing the image.
Scanning the Object
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