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5-8 ScanWizard Pro for Windows User’s Guide
English
How to Use the SnapTrans™ Templates
ScanWizard Pro provides a way to use the SnapTrans™
templates on scanners featuring the E.D.I.T technology.
The templates are holders designed to secure a variety of
film, such as 4” x 5” film, 6cm x 9cm film, 35mm filmstrips,
and 35mm mounted slides (that can be mounted in either
landscape or portrait orientation).
This scenario shows you how to choose a particular
template, which then loads predefined scan jobs for you to
help in automating the scanning process.
1. After mounting the film holder with your orignal, go to
the Scan Job window, and click on Load Save button.
2. Then click the SnapTrans Templates button. The
SnapTrans Templates dialog box appears.
3. From the SnapTrans Template, choose the correct
reflective scan material (Positive Film/Negative Film)
from the Material box.
4. Select the template to be loaded for your reflective
material by clicking the appropriate template icon.
5. Click the Add button to implement the chosen template.
The pre-defined set of scan frames (based of the
selected SnapTrans templated) are then displayed on
the Preview window. At the same time, the Scan Job
window will also show the pre-defined scan jobs.
6. From hereon, do an overview to see the images in the
Preview window, and continue with the process of
matching each overview image with each of the
predefined scan jobs in the Scan Job window.
7. When you are done, click the Scan button in the
Preview window to start scanning with the use of your
selected SnapTrans template.
NOTE
: The pre-defined scan jobs that are created in
this process are in their default settings, and may not
what you want. To change the settings easily among
multiple scan jobs, see the “How to Edit Multiple
Scan Jobs” scenario.
If you want to....
Before the Final Scan
• Select an output image type
(after step 6)
Go to the Settings window, and
from the Type box, choose the
appropriate image type for the image
to be scanned.
• See a more detailed preview
image (after step 6)
Go to the Preview window, highlight
the scan job you wish to see in detail,
and click the Prescan button.
• Fine-tune the preview image with
image processing options (after
step 6)
Go to the Preview window, and
select the desired image-processing
option from the Correction menu.
Alternatively, you can go to the
Settings window and click on an
image processing button.