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6. To select the resolution,
use the arrow buttons
when in the main menu
screen to select
‘Resolution’ and then press
SCAN OK button.
Use the arrow buttons to
select either 10M or 5M
resolution. Select the
desired resolution by
pressing the ‘Scan OK’
button.
7. To select the film type or
exposure, use the arrow
buttons when in the main
menu screen to select
‘Capture’ and then press
SCAN OK button.
To edit the film type, use
the arrow buttons to select
‘Film Types’ then press the
SCAN OK button. Then use
the arrow buttons to select
either Black & White
(B&W), Slides or Negatives
Film and press SCAN OK to
confirm the relevant film
type.
To edit the exposure value,
use the arrow buttons to
select ‘Exposure’ and then
press the SCAN OK
button’. Use the arrow
buttons to select the
desired exposure value,
between EV -2 and +2.
9. Once you are happy with
the resolution, and
exposure you can now
press the SCAN OK button
to scan your image.
10. You can make any
changes to the
orientation by pressing
the MENU button and
then selecting the
PLAYBACK icon. Press the
MENU button once more
and 6 icons will appear.
To return to the main
menu you will need to
select the HOME icon. You
will need to select SAVE if
you make any changes
otherwise the image
return unchanged.
Mirror/Flipped Images
If you need to create a mirror image or to flip an image when picture is being scanned,
press arrow buttons to adjust the image, then scan the picture.
To mirror an image press the left arrow button. The image will be mirrored from left to
right (see below example).
To flip an image, press the right arrow button. The image will be flipped upside down
(see below example).
11. Turn the power button off and unplug from the mains.
12. Either plug the SD card directly into your PC or plug USB cable into your computer
and upload the scanned images.
1 Ro90: rotate the
scan 90º clockwise
2 Rotation -90: rotate the
scan 90º anti-clockwise
3 Delete: delete scan from
memory card
5 Exit: return to playback
mode
Save: save the edited
image
6 Home: return to the
shooting mode
