Shadows may not be corrected properly depending on the document. If the page background is
not white, shadows may not be detected correctly or may not be detected at all.
While scanning, press down on the spine with the same amount of pressure you used to preview
the scan. If the binding part is not even, the shadow will not be corrected properly.
How to place the document depends on your model and the document to be scanned.
Note
Cover the document with black cloth if white spots, streaks, or colored patterns appear in scan
results due to ambient light entering between the document and the Platen.
If the shadow is not corrected properly, adjust the cropping frame on the preview image.
Adjusting Cropping Frames
Exposure/Tone Settings (Film only)
Manual Exposure
This function enables you to adjust the exposure data according to the film. This checkbox is not
selected by default.
When this checkbox is not selected, the optimal exposure data (the exposure level for each RGB
channel and compensation levels) is automatically set according to the color density of the portion
within the cropping area of the film.
Select this checkbox if you intend to adjust the image using an application after it is scanned or to
scan with an under-exposed or over-exposed effect.
After you select this checkbox, you can adjust the exposure in 1% increments within the range of
50% to 200%. Selecting this checkbox sets Auto Tone to OFF.
Important
Manual Exposure is not available in Basic Mode. To change exposure, select the Manual
Exposure checkbox in Advanced Mode, then adjust the value and scan.
Note
When this checkbox is not selected, the time required for scanning varies by film since the
exposure is automatically optimized according to the film.
Apply the tone value to all frames (crops)
Apply the tone value to all frames is displayed in thumbnail view, and Apply the tone value to all
crops is displayed in whole film image view.
Click OK to reflect the color adjustment data of the selected film frame or the portion within the
selected cropping frame into other frames. This color adjustment data will be used in subsequent
scans. It will remain in effect until you click Reset.
This is useful when you want to scan film of photos taken on the same day in the same place, in a
consistent color tone.
Scanning Settings (Film only)
High Quality
Set to ON to improve the image quality and reduce noise when scanning film. This setting is OFF
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Summary of Contents for MP980 series
Page 18: ...Page top Page 18 of 947 pages Printing Photos Saved on the Memory Card ...
Page 29: ...Page top Page 29 of 947 pages Making Copies ...
Page 62: ...Page top Page 62 of 947 pages Printing Documents Macintosh ...
Page 75: ...Page top Page 75 of 947 pages Loading Paper ...
Page 100: ...Page top Page 100 of 947 pages When Printing Becomes Faint or Colors Are Incorrect ...
Page 103: ...Page top Page 103 of 947 pages Examining the Nozzle Check Pattern ...
Page 105: ...Page top Page 105 of 947 pages Cleaning the Print Head ...
Page 107: ...Page top Page 107 of 947 pages Cleaning the Print Head Deeply ...
Page 159: ...Page top Page 159 of 947 pages Selecting a Photo ...
Page 161: ...Page top Page 161 of 947 pages Editing ...
Page 163: ...Page top Page 163 of 947 pages Printing ...
Page 240: ...Page top Page 240 of 947 pages Attaching Comments to Photos ...
Page 244: ...See Help for details on each dialog box Page top Page 244 of 947 pages Setting Holidays ...
Page 317: ...Page top Page 317 of 947 pages Setting Paper Dimensions Custom Size ...
Page 332: ...Page top Page 332 of 947 pages Printing with ICC Profiles ...
Page 468: ...Printing Photos Sending via E mail Editing Files Page top Page 468 of 947 pages Saving ...
Page 520: ...taskbar and click Cancel Printing Page top Page 520 of 947 pages Print Document Dialog Box ...
Page 746: ...Page top Page 746 of 947 pages Printing with Computers ...
Page 780: ...Page top Page 780 of 947 pages If an Error Occurs ...
Page 870: ...Page top Page 870 of 947 pages Before Printing on Art Paper ...
Page 882: ...Before Installing the MP Drivers Page top Page 882 of 947 pages Installing the MP Drivers ...