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The image below is an example of the final scan when the film is not correctly placed on the 
bed. The film was placed in the area where the scanner takes a white calibration reading. Note 
the very light "washed out" areas and lines throughout the scan. 
 

 

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Summary of Contents for Perfection 4990 Photo

Page 1: ...n scan up to a maximum 8 x 10 film Scanning film whether photographic film or X rays larger than the maximum supported film size is not recommended For film larger than 8 x 10 we recommend the Expression 10000XL Photo This model supports a film size up to 12 2 x 16 5 When using the Perfection 4990 series and V700 V750 M PRO to scan larger size X rays or any film that does not fit into one of the i...

Page 2: ...r carefully read the film scanning sections in the Perfection series User s guide If you are having issues scanning large film or X rays on the Perfection series please verify you are placing the film properly on the glass and are using the film area guide Instructions and Examples In Epson Scan use Professional Mode and Film with Film Area Guide as your Document Type X rays are typically scanned ...

Page 3: ... film placement The film is too high on the bed and is covering part of the white calibration notched area Every time a film scan or preview is initiated the scanner will perform an incorrect white calibration reading which causes scanned images to look washed out image or display lines Page 3 of 5 PSB 2009 01 002 ...

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Page 5: ...final scan when the film is not correctly placed on the bed The film was placed in the area where the scanner takes a white calibration reading Note the very light washed out areas and lines throughout the scan Page 5 of 5 PSB 2009 01 002 ...

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