Kodak PROFESSIONAL RFS 3600, Руководство пользователя

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2. Cropping the image.
A. Drag a crop box.
B. As needed, change Magnify. This changes the output dimensions
without affecting the Scan Area.
3. Maintaining a specific Output Size.
A. Enter the desired values for the Output Size Width and Height.
B. Check Lock on to ‘freeze’ the Output Size Width and Height. If the
Output Size aspect ratio (width vs. height) doesn’t match the aspect
ratio of a 35 mm frame, a crop box will appear that has the aspect
ratio. One dimension of the crop box will be set to its maximum,
while the other dimension will be less than its maximum and cen-
tered in the frame.
C. Drag the crop box to a different area of the image as needed.
This will create a scan that’s twice the length and width of the 35 mm
frame. As you enter values for different parameters in this area of the
software, other values change automatically. Note that the File Size
appears on the screen, as does the Scan Area. The scan resolution also
appears; in this case it is 3000 dpi, the value that will result in an output
Resolution of 1500 dpi with a Magnify value of 200%.
As you change these values, you may encounter messages indicating that
the scanner cannot complete the scan at the parameters you’ve established.
For additional information on the interactions of these parameters, refer to
the
Output Size and Input Values section of this manual.
E. Adjust Color (Click Balance, Auto Balance, Default Balance,
Sharpening)
1. (Optional.) Click the Image Window button to display a second window
— the image window — that floats on top of the main window. You’ll
use this window to enhance the view of color changes made to the
image; if you work with this window you should enlarge the window for
a better preview.