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Hold the negative up to the light. As you look
through, you should be able to read the small
negative numbers normally, not a mirror image.
Rotate the negative 180 degrees, turning it so that
the image is upside down while still looking at the
same side.
With the negative holder laid open, place the
negative into the holder so that the notches line up.
Note:
Handle negatives with care. Any dust,
scratches or fingerprints will show on your saved
images. We highly recommend that you wear cotton
gloves when handling and use Kenair Clean Air
Duster to remove any dust on the negative.
Close the negative holder and press the edges
so that it locks in place.
Hold it in the position shown above, then
insert the negative holder into the slot on
the right side of the film & photo scanner.
The design of the negative holder follows ISO (International Organisation for
Standardisation) standards. In some cases, the holes on the film will not match
exactly to the alignment of the holder. This is caused by a non-standard camera.
If this is the case, there will be a small black line on the edge of the frame that
can be easily cropped out using photo editing software.
